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    Gymnast #8: Planet Tentacle
    Gymnast #8: Planet Tentacle
    Gymnast #8: Planet Tentacle
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    Gymnast #8: Planet Tentacle

    By Ms. Angel Food

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    The aliens have absorbed Gymnast's cell mate and friend, and are ready to invade Earth. There are a dozen of other captive men, under the control of these tentacles. There's no help coming. No way to contact any real superheroes. Gymnast is the last man standing between these aliens and the complete invasion of the planet. But how long can he resist the temptation of those satisfying tentacles?

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    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMs. Angel Food
    Release dateAug 27, 2023
    Gymnast #8: Planet Tentacle
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    Ms. Angel Food

    Ms. Angel Food came to our world from a place where all fetishes are possible. Unable to return to her dimension, she wonders how people live without tentacles and superpowers in their daily sex lives.She started recruiting men to share in her recreation of the Edge Universe, bringing fantasies to life through art and story. She considers it her gift to humanity.Ms. Angel Food lives with her growing haram of male models.

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