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PostPosted: 09/12/07 - 09:25    Post subject: tight foreskin Vote now! Reply with quote
Hi, im George the question i have is my foreskin is pretty tight but i can pull it back behind the head, is this normal because i can still feel some of the foreskin still being covered, how far back should it go and is it a good idea to masterbate with my foreskin being pulled back or covered?
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