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TS Bad Girls (2015)

The transition from girl to woman can be tough, and for these wayward TS beauties it's even more challenging. Enter Mz. Berlin, the unorthodox cis-Headmistress at a school for troubled teens. TS lesbian teen Chelsea Poe seduces blonde cis-cutie Suzie Spindrift, earning her some severe sexual discipline from Mistress Berlin. Troubled TS Tiffany Starr also gets a big dose of tough love from Berlin, while Chelsea's TS aunt Jaqueline eases the stress caused by her troubled niece with hot young lover Wolf Hudson.
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The transition from girl to woman can be tough, and for these wayward TS beauties it's even more challenging. Enter Mz. Berlin, the unorthodox cis-Headmistress at a school for troubled teens. TS lesbian teen Chelsea Poe seduces blonde cis-cutie Suzie Spindrift, earning her some severe sexual discipline from Mistress Berlin. Troubled TS Tiffany Starr also gets a big dose of tough love from Berlin, while Chelsea's TS aunt Jaqueline eases the stress caused by her troubled niece with hot young lover Wolf Hudson.

Rating:NR
Genre:Romance
Directed By:Nica Noelle
Written By:Nica Noelle
In Theaters:11/18/2015
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:TransSensual

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