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Workout with Your Cock Out (2024)

Pumping iron, like pumping hole, is an intense sensory experience - a surge of heat envelops the body, as hot muscles and hard cocks strain against the resistance. Beads of sweat cascade down, mingling with the burn of a pulsing erection. A rhythmic cadence of breath builds up with each repetition, a mix of effort, desire and cum, mirrors the tempo of big balls slapping an open ass below. A perfect fusion of physical intensity and personal pleasure -proudly pushing the limits of body, mind, cock and hole. So, who's ready to workout with your cock out?
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Pumping iron, like pumping hole, is an intense sensory experience - a surge of heat envelops the body, as hot muscles and hard cocks strain against the resistance. Beads of sweat cascade down, mingling with the burn of a pulsing erection. A rhythmic cadence of breath builds up with each repetition, a mix of effort, desire and cum, mirrors the tempo of big balls slapping an open ass below. A perfect fusion of physical intensity and personal pleasure -proudly pushing the limits of body, mind, cock and hole. So, who's ready to workout with your cock out?

Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:1/18/2024
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Cocky Boys

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