Ergebnis für "Virus" in Erotik

We were Army Rangers, the best of the best. And then one day, everything that we worked so hard to become was ripped away. Now, we're in some podunk town, trying to find a sense of normal among the crazy, and learn how to live again. That gets a hell of a lot harder to do when a virus spreads mercilessly across the country, killing 85 percent of the people who contract it. In the midst of the panic, we're tasked with one last rescue mission. It's just our luck that the fool we're rescuing doesn't believe that the world as we know it is actually ending.

I never imagined coming face to face with the world's number one hacker, and definitely not at my college. Xalton Kaiser placed me on his digital hit list after I reclaimed classified information that wasn't his, to begin with. Ever since, he's been following me, watching my every move, and closing in. But little does he know, I'm the one who's been hunting him.

Eric is eager for the guests to leave. His busty wife's 40th birthday is over, and she has promised a special surprise. When he goes upstairs and finds the nubile cutie in their bed, he knows tonight will be a night to remember. But his wife has one more surprise: She's a busty futa-MILF now.

Years after Goliath changed the world, women still struggle with the aftereffects. Matt has enjoyed watching a support group at a local coffeeshop. But one of the newcomers, Claire, is currently infected with Long Goliath — a rare form of the virus that causes women to stay large unless they take a special pill. Matt loves listening to the girls' stories, and tonight, he gets to watch someone grow . . . Contains: (no eroticism besides nudity, growing woman to twelve feet tall)

The Goliath Virus turned regular women into 12-foot giantesses. Suzanne Martel has been covering the story since the beginning, but once it infects her and her two college-aged stepdaughters, she must quarantine. Now, along with her husband Mark, they are trying stave off cabin fever. As the girls slowly rise bigger and bigger, they realize they'll need new clothes, beds, and anything else a giantess may want....

Lena ertappte mich, wie ich auf ihre überdimensionalen Brüste starrte. Sie schaute mir mit einem brüskierten Blick in die Augen und ließ mich verstehen, dass ihr Busen kein visuelles Terrain für mich sein sollte. Verlegen wendete ich mich wieder meinem Heft zu. Lena war meine Banknachbarin bei einem Englisch-Volkshochschulkurs. Zu dem hatte ich mich entschlossen, nachdem ich festgestellt hatte, dass in meinem Leben mal was passieren musste. Klar, ich hatte eine liebe Frau und zwei recht gelungene Kinder.

Across the world, women are coming down with a virus, one that slowly makes them grow until they are double their normal size. Hannah is tasked with journaling the pandemic. Quarantined with her girlfriend Ashleigh, both girls succumb to the "illness", and it's up to Hannah to make a record of all the changes.

The Goliath Virus came out of nowhere, affecting the world’s women. Now, 10 years later, another strain has arrived. Women who were too young to remember the first wave are finding themselves inching taller and taller. But those affected in the first wave have decided to broadcast a television special to encourage and allay fears of the newcomers to growth. Several ladies volunteer to have their lives captured for the next few weeks while the Last Strain works through their bodies.

The virus has traveled far and wide. It's been international. It's been inside isolated cabins and posh mansions. And now, it's hit an unlikely group of women—the Amish! Follow mother and daughter Helena and Emily as they come to terms with a growth virus.

Before the virus, there was a lab full of girls who just wanted to make super soldiers.... Belinda is good at her job, but her boss doesn’t like that her formula only works on women. After she’s given a deadline, Belinda decides to inject herself—and her friends—with the experimental serum. They’re all growing, but it isn’t fast enough. So, she replicates it into a virus and now the whole island of ladies has the sniffles....

As the Goliath Virus slowly affects women across the globe, mother-daughter Clara and Deloris are enjoying Autumn-Con. At this pop-culture event, they meet legendary actress Amy Winfield, who takes a liking to them. Just as the virus lockdowns begin, Amy suggests they all hole up in her lavish Hollywood Hills home. While most of the world is struggling with how to deal with growing women, Amy Winfield and her group are living large—enjoying the best food, drink, and entertainment. Getting large has never been so fun.

Women across the world are growing, but Candace Evans doesn't know that. After vacationing alone in her parents' cabin, a horrible storm isolates her from society. While the world is gripped by the Goliath virus, Candace waits for the power to come back on. But her clothes are getting tight. Her skin is itchy. The tub is a little smaller. Now, she's growing, separated from her family. Without the news to tell her, she doesn't know how large she'll get...or if it will even stop...

While the Goliath Virus ravages the world, a group of girls are quarantined in the picturesque town of Riverview Falls. All of the women are growing - and they aren't happy about it. Claire knows she needs to keep her friends calm and entertained, for the National Guard has placed them all on Lockdown, and their only hope of escape is the virus running its course.

A man was told by his doctor that he has idiopathic fibrosis and that he has 100 orgasms left before his penis stops working. What would you do in his shoes? Susie found this story at BroBible.com and has some compassionate advice for him. There are other great ways to get off without using his meat hammer, for example; how about catching up on some reading? Susie suggests a great book entitled Anal Pleasure and Health.

Susie starts off today's show with a look at the evolution of an STD. As it turns out, sexually transmitted diseases are nothing new; they've been around since...forever. A new study from the University of Wisconsin shows that genomic strains of Herpes can be traced back 15,000 years. Susie loves this scientific stuff, and she lays out how these researchers followed Herpes around the world to explain its longevity and migration.