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Corn flakes, cold showers, and American football. For either problem on this page.
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Jan 14, 2016 06:10
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MightyJoe36 posted:Butt stuff. I don't know how else you'd play American football.
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Jan 15, 2016 04:38
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But will it blend?
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Feb 13, 2016 05:42
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EB Nulshit posted:Nothing that I'm aware of? Then again, I didn't know what cuddling was till I got drunk with some stranger and we cuddled on her floor one night, so when it comes to things I can do with another person, I really don't know what our options are. Can you please give me examples of what you might mean by "stuff"? Put stuff in your butt.
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Anoulie posted:And drink a buttload of water in general. But not a literal buttload. Make sure it comes fresh from a bottle or a filtered tap.
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Also don't worry too much about it. If you are having fun with the sex and the only issue is that you're not coming, then just enjoy everything else and table to the orgasm for now.
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May 11, 2016 03:58
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Think Gonzo's nose.
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Aug 24, 2016 13:07
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Upload the photos here though so we can check the encryption on them.
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whydirt posted:Better eat what you make just to be safe! Apparently there are cultures that practice this.
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Let chaos reign.
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Jul 11, 2023 23:34
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My hot take is that while being infected with herpes is less than ideal and no one should be expected to take any unnecessary medical risks that could reduce their quality of life, conservative sex ed programs that basically said if you have sex outside of marriage you will get herpes and you'll have weeping sores for the rest of your life and no one will ever love you is probably the larger reason why we stigmatize it.
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Only part out of any of this that I want to comment on is the SO being small making penetrative sex difficult. I would say that this is not universally true unless we're talking someone with like a medically notable condition. Have you considered the possibility that she might suffer from vaginismus?
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Nov 27, 2023 09:32
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John Lee posted:Oh yeah, she definitely has vaginismus, she's talked to her therapist and her gyno about it, but no luck "She was born prematurely and suffers from vaginismus. These combined can make penetrative sex a challenge." That's a lot different than "she's small, can't sex". I'm going to echo what a lot of other people here have implied or said directly, but providing explicit information is the only way you're going to get good advice. My intention is not too drag you, but given that this is a sex education thread, we do want to avoid spreading misconceptions and accurately presenting a situation is a key part of that. I ask you what's weirder though: treating a common medical condition or asking your partner to press their penis to your spine instead of engaging in intercourse?
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I don't think she said it to hurt you (which doesn't mean it didn't hurt you) and if it's true for her, it's true for her. I think it's common for different people to have different attitudes towards sex in this regard. For some, it's all about the intimate connection with another person. For others, it's about getting off. Figuring out where you, your partner, and your relationship with each other fit on that spectrum is a key part of a fulfilling sex life.
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