Dickorette
d-ck flavored gum that is chewed to help stave off your cravings for d-ck. used for d-ck addicts who are trying to quit d-ck.
emily had an uncontrollable urge to suck my d-ck as she always does but she’s been trying to cut back so she popped in a piece of d-ckorette and it helped stave off her d-ck craving urge.
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