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Doug (2017)
Doug isn't shy about anything at all. This 22-year-old is an open book and he was more than happy to answer any question we threw at him. When asked about his sexual preferences: "I would say kind of bi-curious, bi-sexual," he said. "Somewhere in there." About his fantasies: "I would like to have a threesome with another guy and a girl but have the other guy be bisexual as well." When he realized he had an interest in guys: "Looking at porn on the Internet," he said. "I came across 'guy porn' and it kind of tweaked me a little." (We love how he calls it "guy porn".)
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Doug isn't shy about anything at all. This 22-year-old is an open book and he was more than happy to answer any question we threw at him. When asked about his sexual preferences: "I would say kind of bi-curious, bi-sexual," he said. "Somewhere in there." About his fantasies: "I would like to have a threesome with another guy and a girl but have the other guy be bisexual as well." When he realized he had an interest in guys: "Looking at porn on the Internet," he said. "I came across 'guy porn' and it kind of tweaked me a little." (We love how he calls it "guy porn".)
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Studio:Sean Cody
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