When goth high-school student Emily confesses her darkest wish to punish the three abstinence-club cheerleaders bullying her, her perverted chemist Uncle Gary offers more than sympathy. Using a powerful experimental serum that lowers inhibitions and grants total obedience, they turn the tables in the most deliciously depraved ways. From public theater gangbangs and gloryhole degradation to blackmail, forced family incest, and willing corruption, Emily and Gary break the bullying cheerleaders.
Watching TV with her husband a documentary about "Dogging" came on and much to her surprise she felt compelled to watch it fully, but a while after she became curious about the subject and wanted to know more.
Doris is a 22 year old wife who needs some sex. She is 5' 100 pounds with twin ponytails and looks no more than 13. While driving home she spots Ted a 14 year old hitchhiker. Doris picks him up and takes him to her house for fun and games.
The mad scientists at Bimbotech outdid themselves by inventing Bimbo Lights, cigarettes that turn female smokers into hot and horny idiots. There are rumors Bimbotech is also working on new brands of beer and wine. Everybody knows all college boys are always honorable and responsible, and would never misuse them, right? Right?
Bart Neeley offers to help his friend, Ella Williams, with her algebra homework when she gets stuck on quadratic equations. The two, strictly not boyfriend and girlfriend, since neither were allowed to date yet, were close. They “chanced” to show up at movies together. Ella gets permission for a “friend” to come over after school to study. The two get much friendlier than they planned. The afternoon proves life changing nine months later.
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When I agreed to a chill weekend at my best friend's place, I didn’t expect his older brother Dylan to be back—or to look like that. I should’ve looked away. I didn’t.