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Taboo Revelations (2016)

Loni Legend: OMG you're never going to believe this. I missed my period so I went to see the guy I've been fucking. He was very calm when I told him. We started cuddling and it turned into sex. After we both came I looked for something to use to clean up. In his top drawer I found a picture of him and my mom from before I was born. It turns out my dad never passed away like mom said. Not only is the guy I'm seeing my Daddy, he's my babydaddy too!
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Loni Legend: OMG you're never going to believe this. I missed my period so I went to see the guy I've been fucking. He was very calm when I told him. We started cuddling and it turned into sex. After we both came I looked for something to use to clean up. In his top drawer I found a picture of him and my mom from before I was born. It turns out my dad never passed away like mom said. Not only is the guy I'm seeing my Daddy, he's my babydaddy too!

Rating:NC-17
Genre:Drama
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In Theaters:4/7/2016
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Runtime:121 minutes
Studio:Desperate Pleasures

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