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Fuck Me Buddy (2018)

No need to beg or coerce, one look is all it takes and the three little words every horny, red-bloodied made wants to hear – Fuck Me Buddy – and no sooner the spoken word, a horny pal complies but not before he has some sexy foreplay fun first. A little tongue tango enhances the mood whilst manly hands roughly agitate hardening nipples before skimming over sculptured abs to seek out the hardest prize of all. No tenuous twink action here, just pure man on man cock gargling, tea-bagging and some seriously banging butt action!
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No need to beg or coerce, one look is all it takes and the three little words every horny, red-bloodied made wants to hear – Fuck Me Buddy – and no sooner the spoken word, a horny pal complies but not before he has some sexy foreplay fun first. A little tongue tango enhances the mood whilst manly hands roughly agitate hardening nipples before skimming over sculptured abs to seek out the hardest prize of all. No tenuous twink action here, just pure man on man cock gargling, tea-bagging and some seriously banging butt action!

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Directed By:Jonno, Butch Dixon
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In Theaters:4/4/2018
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Runtime:111 minutes
Studio:Men 1st (Orrange Media Group), Orrange Media Group

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