The Wonder Years (2021 TV series)
This reboot of The Wonder Years is told from the lens of a Black man.
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HSODA-070: The government, which set out to build a "purity society," acknowledged its mistake and established a sex education committee to correct this distortion that it had brought about! The "Creampie Duty Law" was enacted! The name of the girl chosen as the new model case was "Aizawa Miyu." She became a government-approved sexual outlet to spread the pleasure of creampie sex to the boys, and had creampie sex all over the school! She took on the sexual desires of students and male teachers, and had sex with them without a break, morning, afternoon, and after school, leading to pregnancy! A life filled with creampie sex!
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