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Women think it. Men think it. Adults and definitely teenagers think it.  What is it?

"Everyone is having more sex than me!"

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Re: Can Anyone Help Me?
lori0108 wrote

I don't know. However, I believe traditional intercourse is the most intimate and loving form of sex. If he can't do (vaginal intercourse) without losing erection, is he possibly feeling guilty about anything and can't face you?

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