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The first time that they two entwined her passion nearly blew his mind. Never had she known such bliss from each and every orifice. The lust went on for months, not weeks; two ****** athletes at their peaks. Thereafter it somewhat declined pressing business, lacking time. Yet while it wasn’t “off the charts” It satisfied two loving hearts. Sometime after they had wed routine crept in their marriage bed children came and there went sleep. Their eyes, like Raccoons, with circles deep. Though they dearly loved both boy and girl. There was something missing from their world. Too much to do from nine to five. They barely made the evening drive. A hour after kids were abed They likewise drooped their sleepy heads. He gave a wink, she gave a yawn They did not stir from then till dawn. If I were to chart the sad progression they now did nothing worth confessing. First Night and Day then from time to time then I’d rather sleep If you don’t mind.
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Dec 2, 2011
Dec 2, 2011 at 10:30 PM UTC
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The first time that they two entwined her passion nearly blew his mind. Never had she known such bliss from each and every orifice. The lust went on for months, not weeks; two ****** athletes at their peaks. Thereafter it somewhat declined pressing business, lacking time. Yet while it wasn’t “off the charts” It satisfied two loving hearts. Sometime after they had wed routine crept in their marriage bed children came and there went sleep. Their eyes, like Raccoons, with circles deep. Though they dearly loved both boy and girl. There was something missing from their world. Too much to do from nine to five. They barely made the evening drive. A hour after kids were abed They likewise drooped their sleepy heads. He gave a wink, she gave a yawn They did not stir from then till dawn. If I were to chart the sad progression they now did nothing worth confessing. First Night and Day then from time to time then I’d rather sleep If you don’t mind.
From First Lust to Last rights
john-f-mccullagh
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63/M/American
Dec 2, 2011
Dec 2, 2011 at 10:30 PM UTC
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