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brandirene13

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Is This Nomal? Posted: 04-21-05 14:40pm


I just got out of a 5 year relationship on and off about 2 months ago.I just recently starting sleeping with someone. We are just friends. The sex is awsome. For some reason I like it when he chokes me. I never use to be a rough sexualy person. I also like him to pull my hair. Is this normal or am I totally weird? :?:

KmC

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Posted: 04-21-05 15:22pm


I like it rough sometimes, I guess its whatever gets you off more.

surgeonassist

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Posted: 04-23-05 17:34pm


It is totally normal. I would suggest you stop the choking. Many people have actually suffered serious injuries from it. Holding your breath while reaching climax will also give you the same effect and is much safer. Pulling hair can be quite the turn on!

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