
Please Teach Us To Fuck Hard
Overview
Good sex isn't something that comes naturally. Sometimes you need a teacher to help steer you in the right direction and to ensure that you're doing everything right. Fortunately for the young girls in this sexy offering there's enough guys around to ensure that they don't miss a trick when it comes to expanding their carnal knowledge. The result is over two hours of top-notch education that leaves both the minds and pussies of Violette, Susan, Raven and Promise stretched to the extreme; as they enthusiastically work on every aspect of their bedroom performance to ensure every knob on offer leaves utterly satisfied. Not to mention totally drained! All in all, exactly the kind of cunt-expanding education we all want to see more of!
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Lola
Lola
(archive footage)
Lola
(archive footage)


Raven
Raven
(archive footage)
Raven
(archive footage)


Susan Ayn
Susan Ayn
(archive footage)
Susan Ayn
(archive footage)


Violette Pure
Violette Pure
(archive footage)
Violette Pure
(archive footage)


Max Born
Max Born
(archive footage)
Max Born
(archive footage)


Oliver Strelly
Oliver Strelly
(archive footage)
Oliver Strelly
(archive footage)


Steve Q.
Steve Q.
(archive footage)
Steve Q.
(archive footage)


Yuriy Sergeev
Yuriy Sergeev
(archive footage)
Yuriy Sergeev
(archive footage)
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