im h. o.r. n.y. and i want answered how does a girl in 2021 get pleasured. im a dude and i feel like my gir;frie. nd is ready. and i am too. should i f. i.n. g.e. r. first? or b. l.o. w. into her. or just get on top of her and start shoving my d. i.c. k into her small warm pu..s. s.y? i 13. but im definatly ready okay? answer my questions please. oh and shes been asking me if i could watch her ma. s.ter..b. a.i. t. what should i expect? she said she wants to have a three s. om. e with my sister and me. should i say yes. i talked to my sis and she said she would be down. i did it with my brother and my last g. irl. fr. iend and he enjoyed it. i gave him a bo. n.e. r like 18 times. i cant wait to do it with my gi. rl. fr/i/end and sis.

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