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is that normal to not like it when i do it?

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PostPosted: 02/27/07 - 00:47    Post subject: is that normal to not like it when i do it? Vote now! Reply with quote
I've been masterbating by rubbibg my clit . Now I wanna finger myself but when i did i didnt like the feeling of myself . Now is that normal to not like it when i do it because when my boyfriend does it it feels so good . Question
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