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PostPosted: 12/06/07 - 20:05    Post subject: common masterbating lubricants Vote now! Reply with quote
hi im 13, 14 in a few weeks
i was wondering what is the home lubricant for masterbating
like ones that dont cause rashes or hurt if they get in ur pee hole Very Happy
i tried soap but it made suds at the tip and it started to hurt when it got inside
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