Netflix’s “Self Made”: What's Fact and What's Fiction?
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First Time Fucks (2018)
There are few things better than watching the look on a hot stud's face when he slides into a guy's tight ass for the first time. Bradley, Cort, Reed and Smith were all new to the idea of fucking another stud, but they took to it immediately, with the helping hands (and moths and asses) of some of our most talented veterans. All four of them start as novices, but end this collection eager for more!
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There are few things better than watching the look on a hot stud's face when he slides into a guy's tight ass for the first time. Bradley, Cort, Reed and Smith were all new to the idea of fucking another stud, but they took to it immediately, with the helping hands (and moths and asses) of some of our most talented veterans. All four of them start as novices, but end this collection eager for more!
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In Theaters:12/5/2018
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Corbin Fisher
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