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Zydeco

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Masturbation Posted: 11-26-05 14:34pm


After orgasm, is it dangerous to hold your semen in for a moment whiile you go to the bathroom, get some tissue or whatever? Or should you just let it all flow? I'm wondering what the pressure might do, maybe even risk giving you a hernia?! Or am I worrying too much?

sally8948

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Posted: 12-02-05 12:55pm


Youll be fine its a common thing

Zydeco

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Posted: 12-04-05 17:36pm


Thanks

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