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Adina Forizs | Perry Curties | 125 Issue #17 April 2011

Note | Nudity Adina Forizs expresses a hard, dark and somewhat detached sensuality lensed by Perry Curties for 125 Magazine’s Issue #17, April 2011 focused on religion. Adina is holding a flogger but with no marks on her back, she may use it on someone else, and not herself as is recommended for pious women.

It is true that Pope John engaged in self-flaggelation; this custom exists not only in fundamentalist Islam.

Wed, April 13, 2011

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