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Sexual Service Act: Sex-Ed

By: Broken Arrow
Narrated by: Joy Caverly
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Summer is finally 18 and attending her first day of classes that are all geared toward practical sexual education. Cramming her mind with math and science will be replaced by cramming other things into her young body.

Thanks to the Sexual Service Act, a set of laws that give men the right to f--k any woman, any time, and in any way, now that she's 18, she'll have to train and study hard. The vote had taken place years before, but no one ever mentioned repealing the act. It was just another part of life in a civilized country.

While she was sheltered from things before, she's excited to finally learn how her life will change now that men can f--k her and her other 18-year-old classmates at any time and in any way.

Join her for her very first class where she and the other young women learn about anal sex and how it pleases men.

©2018 Broken Arrow (P)2020 Broken Arrow

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