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Male stripper performs in a retirement home

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  • Adam’s Eve
    Adam’s Eve

    The way my electric wheelchair would be in massage mode

  • Massive_Teardrop
    Massive_Teardrop

    Some of them look frozen in delight tho

  • i thought this was kinda normal , no ? idk ive always heard stories .. they're wild in them retirement homes ..

2 hours ago, Lithium said:

Can we organize this for ATRL


"The Roof this Friday: See Lithium Electrify the Stage"

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2 hours ago, BJ1998 said:

"STD rates among seniors aged 55 and older, including those in nursing homes, have more than doubled in the last decade, with syphilis, gonorrhea, and chlamydia rising significantly. Due to increased longevity and low condom use, sexual activity in senior care facilities is common, leading to rising cases of STIs like HPV."

I mean at this point what to you have to live for once you're in a retirement homerip

They need to start handing out Doxy and Gardasil shots in their daily meds

Tbh, as someone who's worked with older people, I think this is fantastic. Life participation doesn't stop at "sex" or things related to sex. This can literally activate older people and give them a boost in life quality. So yeah, why the **** not, good for them and also good for the strippers for basically doing elderly care in their own way!

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