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PostPosted: 05/27/08 - 08:31    Post subject: foreskin rippage? Vote now! Reply with quote
hi i am uncircumsized and i recently have able to pull my foreskin over the head unerected but its still not that flexible yet. my question is if i pull it over the head and leave it that way to stretch it then will it rip if i get a sudden erection?
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