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By Andrei Petre
Am vorbit cu perversul care se freacă de oameni în metroul din Paris

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Cum să dai lovitura ca dominatrix

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Oricum ai numi un anus, tot a rahat va mirosi

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Cum să reziști într-o relație masochistă

03.22.13

By Queerie Bradshaw
Şapte persoane pe care ar trebui să le urmărești pe Facebook până nu e prea târziu

07.23.12

By Sam Voulters
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Cel mai împuțit oraş sexual al Japoniei e pe moarte

02.13.12

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