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Muscle In (2016)

These fit and toned guys have handsome faces and muscled torsos, but the beefiest muscle is the one that's between their legs. Thick, fat cocks are jerked and sucked, the feel as it throbs in a firm hand or a warm mouth is an aphrodisiac to these honed-up dogs and it takes sexual discipline that ensures they don't shoot a wad of man-cream too soon. They face-sit for a lip-smacking tongue fuck, they flip flop and give each other the ultimate pleasure in cock sucking and tea bagging and when they're ready, the bottom boy eagerly gives up his adorable ass for an overdue pile driving fuck. There's no let up as these guys fuck each other senseless.
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These fit and toned guys have handsome faces and muscled torsos, but the beefiest muscle is the one that's between their legs. Thick, fat cocks are jerked and sucked, the feel as it throbs in a firm hand or a warm mouth is an aphrodisiac to these honed-up dogs and it takes sexual discipline that ensures they don't shoot a wad of man-cream too soon. They face-sit for a lip-smacking tongue fuck, they flip flop and give each other the ultimate pleasure in cock sucking and tea bagging and when they're ready, the bottom boy eagerly gives up his adorable ass for an overdue pile driving fuck. There's no let up as these guys fuck each other senseless.

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Directed By:Jonno
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In Theaters:12/30/2016
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Men 1st (Orrange Media Group)

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