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PostPosted: 08/25/07 - 10:46    Post subject: bleeding vagina Vote now! Reply with quote
okay, my gf has been fingering herself and during it her vagina starts to bleed. some leaks out but when she pulls out her finger it all all bloody. this has been happening for a while. does wnyone know whats going on
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