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11 yr. old son's penis goes in when exercising.

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PostPosted: 08/09/07 - 14:09    Post subject: 11 yr. old son's penis goes in when exercising. Vote now! Reply with quote
Does anyone know what causes your penis to go in when exercising? My 11 yr. old son plays football, and during practice/games, he is constantly pulling it because it goes in. Like it is getting sucked up.
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