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Matthew
Matthew is a New York go-go boy living in an apartment in Brooklyn. At night he dances in downtown Manhattan gay clubs and comes home in the early hours. At the privacy of his own space, he indulges into the pleasure of household activities, such as washing the dishes, working out and flirting with the neighbors.
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Matthew is a New York go-go boy living in an apartment in Brooklyn. At night he dances in downtown Manhattan gay clubs and comes home in the early hours. At the privacy of his own space, he indulges into the pleasure of household activities, such as washing the dishes, working out and flirting with the neighbors.
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Runtime:4 minutes
Studio:Menelaou & Rueberg
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