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The Real Naturals (2001)

The "Real Naturals" are here! I've been planning this for quite a while. This is a showcase of natural breasted girls, girl next door types, eager for an experience. You'll see sexy young women having sex with their boyfriends, husbands, male talent, or maybe even me. This is an indoor/outdoor combination as well. This may resemble the Dirty Debutantes, but this is not so much about Ed Powers. We can take a Dirty Debutante further and get what cums natural.
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The "Real Naturals" are here! I've been planning this for quite a while. This is a showcase of natural breasted girls, girl next door types, eager for an experience. You'll see sexy young women having sex with their boyfriends, husbands, male talent, or maybe even me. This is an indoor/outdoor combination as well. This may resemble the Dirty Debutantes, but this is not so much about Ed Powers. We can take a Dirty Debutante further and get what cums natural.

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In Theaters:6/28/2001
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Runtime:132 minutes
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