Hardest Cum Shooter

[youngblood61]

The load she blew on Baily Jay's face was unreal!

[Rockit_]

Juliette posted this to Reddit:

"I've been on hormones for a very, very long time, but, uhm.. I mean, it feels awfully weird saying as much, but I think anyone who's familiar with my work knows I don't really have much of a problem ejaculating. Kind of the complete and utter opposite, really.
It's not being on hormones that does it, but the being on testosterone blockers that causes damage, though as /u/dizzy_lizzy has stated, some girls go off them for shoots so they can do as much. I've been on estrogen for over a decade, but I'm not really on any testosterone blockers -- I find they affect my sex drive (and, indeed, if geneic women have sex drive problems then sometimes they're given testosterone).
I would say the erection issue isn't really one that involves taking T or going off your blockers for, however, as I'm fairly certain every single one of us in the industry uses Viagra or Levitra or Cialis or that weird foreign orange shit you let melt on your tongue that tastes awful. Some companies will also fake the cumshot via various methods, which I think is kinda lame.
In my personal experience you have about 7mo-1yr until you start having some problems really making much in terms of volume, and if you're taking a sufficiently high amount of blockers, you won't be making anything at all. I personally feel this is indicative of taking too many blockers, since a natural female body still has testosterone in it.
YMMV."

Take it however you want to in terms of how it affects her performance.

[youngblood61]

Juliette is in a class by herself!

[danthepoetman]

[youngblood61]

That first pic is Juliette Lol!

[danthepoetman]

Very possible!! There must be someone in these trucks who are shooting this white stuff, Youngblood!

[youngblood61]

On a serious note what is happening in these pics?

[danthepoetman]

On a serious note what is happening in these pics?

Unfortunate police technique to disperse crowds, here and there in countries less open to dissent, I'm affraid...

[youngblood61]

Unfortunate police technique to disperse crowds, here and there in countries less open to dissent, I'm affraid...

Sad!

[danthepoetman]

Sad!

Don't worry, Youngblood. It's one or two steps bellow the real repression techniques. When a police force only uses water, it's intolerant but in the end, not that bad...