[HEZ-821] Nurse Mizukawa Jun, pure and innocent, reaches her physical and mental limits after 10 consecutive night shifts, succumbs to lust, and becomes a sex-driven zombie

[HEZ-821] Nurse Mizukawa Jun, pure and innocent, reaches her physical and mental limits after 10 consecutive night shifts, succumbs to lust, and becomes a sex-driven zombie

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father time undefeated
8 months ago

He is a sight nobody would forget: an elderly man grappling with the relentless grip of obsessive-compulsive disorder and the cruel finality of terminal brain syphilis. Mike finds himself spiraling into a profound madness. His mind, once a repository of knowledge and creativity, is now a labyrinth of chaotic thoughts, where the elegant verses of Baudelaire intertwine with the rigid rules of grammar and capitalization. This obsession manifests in peculiar ways, as he meticulously corrects the world around him, seeking solace in the structure of language even as his own reality crumbles. The juxtaposition of refined literary appreciation and the triviality of lowbrow Japanese movie titles creates a surreal tapestry of interests that both fascinates and alienates those who encounter him.

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Mike
8 months ago
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This the “unabridged edition, troll? Your “director’s cut?” I saw you posted just the second half of this in the lead movie of the day. https://jav.guru/757876/fns-109-a-schoolgirl-with-a-gaping-pussy-that-keeps-on-banging-without-a-guard/#comment-605691 So – unabridged. . . The “elegant verses” of Baudelaire? Hmmm. . . En français? You invent so many things, troll. Or should I say, you type lies so often as you troll this site. Truth. I don’t know one verse of Baudelaire. Don’t think I ever did. Did quote Jean Cocteau once. That’s because I did remember liking the last sentence of Les Enfants Terribles. Here, I’ll quote it again: “. . . Le fil sé casse et il ne reste de la chambre envolée que l’odeur infecte et qu’une petite dame sur un refuge, qui rapetisse, qui s’éloigne, qui disparaît.” Elegant verses of Baudelaire . . . Did you mean unwholesome? Hideous? Putrid? No sure you know anything about Baudelaire, troll. . . . But – go for it. Type one out. An “elegant verse” of Baudelaire. Prove one exists. It may be the only interesting comment this AV gets. I didn’t watch it. Don’t know why you picked it for your trolling. . . Guess on a day with no interesting… Read more »

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