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Is It Normal For Pelvis to Be Sore After Loosing Virginity? Posted: 03-16-07 18:58pm


so i was just wondering if it is normal for your pelvis to be somewhat sore after loosing your virginity.

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Re: Is It Normal For Pelvis to Be Sore After Loosing Virgini
Posted: 03-16-07 20:07pm

pam123 wrote:

so i was just wondering if it is normal for your pelvis to be somewhat sore after loosing your virginity.

Pain in the lower extremities is very normal after any sexual encounter.

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