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Applause to Frank James here..... FOUR immense pops in one movie. Atomic powered cock!!!
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ke The_Bobster : and you can find counter-evidence that if the proper preparations and measures are taken Anal sex is just fine. This is why you have no friends and everybody hates your worthless guts on here. you think you know it all and that you're better than everyone else. When the truth is you're an inhibited loser with no life, no friends and nobody to fuck let alone fuck up the ass. so you lash out at people that have what you don't. especially couples. couples are mostly the target of your backward unprovoked attacks. simply because you are a lonely jealous loser with a closed shallow mind.
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ke xhampster1fannn : Women in the UK are suffering injuries and other health problems as a result of the growing popularity of a nal sex among straight couples, two NHS surgeons have warned.
The consequences include inc ontinence and sexually transmitted infections (STIs) as well as pain and blee ding because they have experienced bodily trauma while engaging in the practice, the doctors write in an article in the British Medical Journal.“Women are at a higher risk of inco ntinence than men because of their different an atomy and the effects of ho rmones, preg nancy and chil dbirth on the pelvic floor.
“Women have less robust a nal sphi ncters and lower a nal canal pressures than men, and damage caused by a nal pe netration is therefore more consequential.
The consequences include inc ontinence and sexually transmitted infections (STIs) as well as pain and blee ding because they have experienced bodily trauma while engaging in the practice, the doctors write in an article in the British Medical Journal.“Women are at a higher risk of inco ntinence than men because of their different an atomy and the effects of ho rmones, preg nancy and chil dbirth on the pelvic floor.
“Women have less robust a nal sphi ncters and lower a nal canal pressures than men, and damage caused by a nal pe netration is therefore more consequential.
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