
XConfessions 25
Drama
Overview
Every story in this digital download is inspired by a confession submitted to Erika Lust's site XConfessions.com, where anonymous members of the public submit their wildest and most personal sexual fantasies. Included: Rubber Feel; Hazme Las Unas; Do You Remember?; Monogamish; Blind(ed) Date; Let Me Sit On Thy Face.
Top Cast


Juan Lucho
Juan Lucho
Juan Lucho


Silvia Rubi
Silvia Rubi
Silvia Rubi


Michael Vegas
Michael Vegas
Michael Vegas


Sara Brown
Sara Brown
Sara Brown


Jane Jones
Jane Jones
Jane Jones


Sylvan
Sylvan
Sylvan
Micky Bottenberg
Micky Bottenberg
Micky Bottenberg


Phil Bottenberg
Phil Bottenberg
Phil Bottenberg
Ron Rex
Ron Rex
Ron Rex
Sylvia Borges
Sylvia Borges
Sylvia Borges
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