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Sexual union is only truly fulfilling when both parties are at the same level and definition of love. The same exchange of energy. It__ like music. Alone you have your own tune, but when it__ combined with another it can a magical, divine experience. Each part has to know when it leads, like the melody, and when it complements, like the harmony.
A Chorus of Voices: DUET stories Volume III - Adult Version
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Sexual union is only truly fulfilling when both parties are at the same level and definition of love. The same exchange of energy. It__ like music. Alone you have your own tune, but when it__ combined with another it can a magical, divine experience. Each part has to know when it leads, like the melody, and when it complements, like the harmony.
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