There are better documentaries out there, but that doesn't mean this is a bad one. It does serve quite a few things most should be aware of and it is all subjective (so not too much "science" in this one). Quite a few people with different preferences talk about how they experience ... love. I'm actually not entirely sure what I'm allowed to write here, so I'll stay PG.
Not that the documentary itself shows anything explicit in the department of penetration, there is nudity and images or sculptures though that are more than just suggestive. So it definitely isn't for kids. And Kim was hot off the Sex and the City thing if I'm not mistaken around the time and just played into the image of the character she played in the show
Not that the documentary itself shows anything explicit in the department of penetration, there is nudity and images or sculptures though that are more than just suggestive. So it definitely isn't for kids. And Kim was hot off the Sex and the City thing if I'm not mistaken around the time and just played into the image of the character she played in the show