These Sweet Guys may come across all innocent and look like butter wouldn't melt in their mouths, but these playful twinks are up for anything, as long as it involves raw and bare ass fucking a beautiful boy toy. Daytime manoeuvres with the army sees one cadet getting more than his marching orders; three gym buddies prefer to pump their dicks into each other's open holes rather than pump iron and two extremely fit young labourers for the travelling circus get down amongst the sawdust to imbibe dick and put their meaty poles into the others big top. A feast of fucking awaits these Sweet Guys.
John Smith, Michael Burling, Valentin Baros, Conny Haller
Director
Aaron Aurora
(archive footage)
David Sky
(archive footage)
Brad Fitt
(archive footage)
Drago Lembeck
(archive footage)
George Plozen
(archive footage)
Josh Milk
(archive footage)
Valentin Petrov
(archive footage)
Jarda Kussack
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Jerry Harris
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Tom Petrov
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Kurt Maddox
(archive footage)
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