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Forbidden Desire: Asshole Worship

GoAskAlex Media

2024.
Date Added: 2024/11/26
Directed by GoAskAlex
Runtime: 8 min.
Country: Canada
Language: English


I know you’ve been dreaming of worshipping my naughtiest body part… that’s right, my hot and tight little pink asshole. Get on your knees and stroke yourself along while I wiggle my warm pink holes in your face. Submit yourself completely to my juicy ass and sweet milky skin — but don’t you DARE cum until I say you can.

Director’s Statement:
This is the last asshole worship video I will ever film, as I am having my anus surgically removed at the end of November 2024 due to aggressive bowel disease. This will certainly be a collector’s item!

Curator's Note: GoAskAlex is a sex educator and outspoken disability advocate. As an adult film creator, her videos are sexy and imaginative. Her videos, such as Satin, include her stoma. In this short "asshole worship" clip, Alex taunts and teases, showing her ass to the viewer and addressing the camera with both sweetness and assertion. The video also exists as a sexual archive, being one of her final ass worship videos to be recorded prior to having her anus is surgically removed due to aggressive bowel disease.

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Production Date: 11/1/2024
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