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bonitalatina_05

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Help Me Posted: 12-11-03 20:56pm


Why sometime when my partner starts me in the ass and after he does I sometime have a bowl movement I find it really gross what can I do to prevent it.

nikki_caro

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Posted: 12-12-03 19:21pm


Well you cant really prevent it, when hes doing you back there. The only thing is relax and maybe go before you do that. Otherwise theres not much to do about that.

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