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PostPosted: 08/11/07 - 22:55    Post subject: Foreskin to tight at top Vote now! Reply with quote
Hi im 15 and was wondering something about my foreskin

I can move it freely but when i want to pull back all the way its to tight at the tip. How can i prevent this
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