Aalyah Torus Research Paper

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Growing up with your parents constantly fucking rather loudly and their child would most likely have them go to therapy, Aalyah chose to just listen in and go with it.

Aalyah Torus is the daughter of your average middle class family who really had nothing going for her growing up. Sure Aalyah was born a hermaphrodite but that wasn't anything special in these parts. She did okay in school and had a knack for art so getting into photography later in life was natural for her. Even being somewhat of a social butterfly Aalyah seemed to be about as normal as they came.

Fortunately for us she isn't that normal.

In the Torus household sex wasn't a taboo subject, naturally Aalyah learned about sex rather quickly and unformally. Even with all this
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She found it maddening being stuck at school surrounded by all the l students and teachers who looked alluring. Every day she would come home and almost immediately go stroke herself to get relief.

Then one day she heard it happen.

Finishing up some schoolwork she had Aalyah heard something coming from her parents room. She questioned it, wondering just what it was. Curiously she got up and walked to her parents room to see what was wrong. About halfway down and hearing a lustful "Fuck" from her mother everything clicked in Aalyah's head. Her parents were having sex.

Soon after Aalyah learned the schedule of her parents love making. Whenever her parents went at it Aalyah walked up to the door and listened in on them. Every once in awhile their door was cracked enough to look in on them. Seeing her mother stroke herself while her father plowed her cunt like a needing bitch in heat sent untold amounts of pleasure through her body. Aalyah was further surprised to find a homemade video of her mother fucking the ass of their next door neighbor while her father recorded the scene. She wanted in on their

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