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PostPosted: 01/26/07 - 18:47    Post subject: Anal Sex and Pain Vote now! Reply with quote
My boyfreind and I engage in anal sex all the time. We had regular sex and anal sex last night and now i have a bruised feeling inside my body in the middle of my lower belly. My stomache is also really bloated. Could this be from the anal sex?
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