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Women Seeking Women 43 (2008)

Women Seeking Women Volume 43 continues the saga of restless hearts searching for that one perfect woman. These naturally sensual women make passionate yet naughty love to each other. Bobbi Eden, Dana DeArmond, Adrianna Nicole, Brea Bennett, and Michelle Aston devour each other in this hot lesbian flick. They love cunnilingus, strap ons, finger fucking, but most of all, rubbing their pretty pink parts together, which some like to call dry humping. You will love watching these four hot lesbian couples engulf themselves in each other in over two steaming hot hours of Women Seeking Women lust.
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Women Seeking Women Volume 43 continues the saga of restless hearts searching for that one perfect woman. These naturally sensual women make passionate yet naughty love to each other. Bobbi Eden, Dana DeArmond, Adrianna Nicole, Brea Bennett, and Michelle Aston devour each other in this hot lesbian flick. They love cunnilingus, strap ons, finger fucking, but most of all, rubbing their pretty pink parts together, which some like to call dry humping. You will love watching these four hot lesbian couples engulf themselves in each other in over two steaming hot hours of Women Seeking Women lust.

Rating:NC-17
Genre:Romance
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In Theaters:6/21/2008
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Runtime:141 minutes
Studio:Girlfriends Films

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