@Lot.Siba

#EroticArt
#FreeYourMind #FreeSex
#LGBTQIRightsNow
#SexIsHumanRight
#IncestIsHumanRight
#NoToPedophilia
#NoToRape
#IncestWithLoveAndConsent

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Two different perspectives yet leading to one conclusion...

For more: https://t.co/QhtXnhZR7h

HD: https://t.co/z2HSgRAvm3

#LGBTQRightsNow
#SexIsHumanRight
#IncestIsHumanRight

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Inspirational Holy Sex Goddess Kay Parker Interview With Dr Susan Block
https://t.co/bRtloymLjB

#RIPMamaKayParker
#RIPKayPaker
#KayTaylorPaker

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Thought of her brother, always. British Royals: as incestuous as it gets...!

[अनहद संसार 🌺 @anhadworld]

मास्टर्स और जानसन ने पहली दफा संभोग की प्रक्रिया का वैज्ञानिक अध्ययन किया है,और इस नतीजे पर पहुंचे कि पचहत्तर प्रतिशत पुरुष शीघ्रपात के शिकार हैं,और गहन मिलन के पहले ही वे स्खलित हो जाते हैं और क्रीड़ा समाप्त हो जाती है।
इसीलिए महिलाएं अधिक लड़ाकू और चिड़चिड़ी हो जाती है

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This how your internal and external anal sphincters' rings of muscle at the opening of the anus flicker when cum gets out of your throbbing cock while you breathlessly moan...! Here it is in slow motion though.

😉 🥒 💦💦💦💧💧💧 🥱

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Anthony Howe is a kinetic sculptor who creates wind-driven sculptures resembling pulsing, alien creatures and vortices. This one is in downtown Montreal

[read more: https://t.co/fJ25eO166K]

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@familypornye @bomlifeyh Celebrate the art and beauty...!
https://t.co/QhtXnhZR7h

https://t.co/0eZeSVDMLE

[NaughtyLatinaMilf @latina_naughty]

When #slut #milf mommy can’t fall asleep imagining what your hard teen cock would feel like all buried deep up in her guts🤫🤷🏼‍♀️🍆💦💋 @PornoxDia @TheHardDepot @MostlyBJs @R_sidney_V @Vdsxx1 @AdultBrazil #taboo #naughtymom #blowjob #doggystyle #stepmom #momson #incest #MotherSon

[𝗜𝗡𝗖𝗘𝗦𝗧-𝗢-𝗣𝗘𝗗𝗜𝗔 28K 💕 @your_jasmine69]

Indeed it should be legalise and accepted by all....it's should be ones personal choice with whom they wanna fall in love (but at the same time it should be consensual) 💕

Retweet if you agree with us ✌️🤝😻🔃

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Some more German vintage #incest artwork. Sex and #incest are like flesh and nails... inseparable.
#IncestWithLoveAndConsent
Details:
https://t.co/z2HSgRAvm3

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Some German vintage #incest artwork. It has always been there but very few dare to express so explicitly.
#IncestWithLoveAndConsent
Details:
https://t.co/z2HSgRAvm3

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

Utroba Cave, located in the Rhodope Mountains of Bulgaria, was carved by hand over 3000 years ago. Its unique shape resembles female genitalia, and the cave showcases a mesmerizing display of natural light, symbolizing fertilization.

The name "Utroba" is derived from its resemblance to a woman's womb. Inside the cave, water continuously flows along the walls, creating a serene atmosphere. At the southern inner end of the cave, an altar is intricately carved, leading historians to believe that it was once utilized as a fertility shrine.

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Alas! He couldn't cum before that horrific disaster struck!
The historic details about the need for sex are here: https://t.co/QhtXnhZR7h

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The photograph, released in 2017, showcases the remains of an individual who resided in Pompeii during the eruption in 79 AD. The posture of the body led to speculations suggesting that the man had died while masturbating. These theories ranged from the man employing self-pleasure as a coping mechanism to the notion that he had chosen to experience one last orgasm before his untimely demise. One online user humorously summarized the image as depicting an audacious individual indulging in a final act before confronting eternity.

However, the reality is that this man was not masturbating at the time of his death. The intense heat during the eruption caused his body to contort unnaturally. It is likely that he succumbed to the volcanic gas, and his body subsequently reacted severely to the heat, resulting in the observed position.

The catastrophic destruction of Pompeii occurred in 79 AD when the nearby volcano Mount Vesuvius unleashed a violent eruption, wiping out the Roman town. Despite the horrifying nature of this event, the ash from the volcano enveloped Pompeii, preserving it remarkably and offering us invaluable insights into Roman life.

The body depicted in the photograph is just one among thousands. Many of these ash casts lack a skeleton, as the ash's acidity has eroded it over time. Instead, they are hardened rock formations that replicate the original shape of the bodies they once covered. Nonetheless, some casts do still contain skeletons, enabling analysis to unravel the lives, deaths, and experiences of individuals within a Roman town.