Sibilence
"Sibilence" is a state of calm before a film shoot. It's said as a way to loosen up the tongue and get in the zone.
Sibilence by lilyflowere September 2, 2026
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Sibilence
"Sibilence" Is a state of calm you get into before a film shoot. It's said to loosen the tounge and get into a more zen state.
Sibilence by lilyflowere September 2, 2026
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me: Silence wench! I do not wish to be horny anymore, I just want to be happy
me: Silence wench! I do not wish to be horny anymore, I just want to be happy
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Practically invented by Jodie Foster
Practically invented by Jodie Foster
Gay silence by Hallohillo July 22, 2019
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