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Pink Palace 

Realization of human being's various desires can be possible only when they are admitted. Until now, disabled people who have been dismissed as the third sex or almost asexual beings, have never been granted an equal chance to realize their fundamental needs. By honestly expressing the sex and love of disabled people and their various sexual experiences and needs, Pink Palace hopes to show that the needs felt by them are no different from the ones.
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Realization of human being's various desires can be possible only when they are admitted. Until now, disabled people who have been dismissed as the third sex or almost asexual beings, have never been granted an equal chance to realize their fundamental needs. By honestly expressing the sex and love of disabled people and their various sexual experiences and needs, Pink Palace hopes to show that the needs felt by them are no different from the ones.

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