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Black man


I have never wanted a black man before He who walks around with his under clothing out He who had but 5 words repeated over and over I want this man I covet him like a child covets a charismas toy Build like a man should be built, narrow waist that would fit perfect between my legs seducing my mind even though we have not formally be introduce but how do you cover a distance like race
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