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Lesbian Seductions: Older/Younger 33 (2010)
When it comes to having a strong desire for someone, it draws attention to the opposing person. Receiving bits of intimate time together could pose to be a problem because it opens up the door of opportunity. The revealing twisted road from desire to pursuit and surrender... Their only sin was unconventional love.
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When it comes to having a strong desire for someone, it draws attention to the opposing person. Receiving bits of intimate time together could pose to be a problem because it opens up the door of opportunity. The revealing twisted road from desire to pursuit and surrender... Their only sin was unconventional love.
Rating:NC-17
Genre:Romance
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In Theaters:10/29/2010
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Runtime:182 minutes
Studio:Girlfriends Films
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