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    It's not really gross as, well, that's kinda how most of us are even here. We humans are birthed from the wide hips of a woman and nursed upon her ample breasts...


    Of course, but your own biological sister rubbing your breast milk on her face? Is that an Armenian thing? (or whatever nationality Maritsa is)

    Now I want a hot "brother" to rub his semen on my face. It's for my skin complexion I swear!

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    Quote Originally Posted by BandD View Post

    Of course, but your own biological sister rubbing your breast milk on her face? Is that an Armenian thing? (or whatever nationality Maritsa is)

    Now I want a hot "brother" to rub his semen on my face. It's for my skin complexion I swear!
    I just died hahaha
    Actually I got the idea partly from my ESI aunt saying “your daughter looks like she may have some skin problems...squirt some breast milk on her face next time.” I do have to admit our family is not very inhibited hahaha.
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