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PostPosted: 05/17/07 - 06:16    Post subject: Pain in Vigina when... Vote now! Reply with quote
Hello..

Sometimes I feel something strange, and it's that I feel a sort of "pain" in my vigina if I get horny, and don't do anything about it, e.g. masturbate... is this normal?

[Iam still a virgin]
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