I've spent most of my life in parts of the world where English-English is used, and I'm now living in the United States, so - spelling is arbitrarily mid-Atlantic, sometimes English and sometimes American. You might find a z where you would expect an s (and vice versa), and the letter u is sometimes in its English place in a word, and sometimes omitted, as in American usage. And other peculiarities will doubtless arise... Please make allowances for this odd behavior/behaviour when scoring me!
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Beth - a Story in the Therapist Series Erotica |
A Story in the Therapist Series Beth, the 31 year-old daughter of Greg (see "The Therapist: Greg" for background on Greg and also on Claire The Therapist) visits Claire after her father leaves. She knows something is wrong and is worrying her father. She wants to help, and if that involves doing things that daughters and fathers don't normally do with each other, well, that's OK - eventually. Tags: Ma/Fa, Consensual, Incest, Father, Daughter, Masturbation, Petting, Exhibitionism, Voyeurism Sex Contents: Some Sex Posted: |
36 KB | 1042 | 26 | 7.30 |
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The Therapist: Patient Greg | A Story in the Therapist Series Claire, our therapist, deals with a man who has discovered that he gets a distinct thrill from driving with his cock exposed, while playing with it with one hand. Claire experiences an unexpected reaction - a very strong sexual thrill - from his description. She persuades him to play with his cock in her office while she watches... Tags: Ma/Fa, Consensual, Heterosexual, Masturbation, Petting, Exhibitionism, Voyeurism, Doctor/Nurse Sex Contents: Some Sex Posted: |
38 KB | 1133 | 43 | 6.19 |
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