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steel_delux

January 8th, 2012

hi,
am 25 years old, wen i have sex with you gf my cum isn't white and thick and sometimes, it doesn't through long distance.
what is the solution for this?

can you brief me if i have a problem or if there's anything i can do to have a white cum thick and a strong through

Regards,
sam,

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1243blake

replied January 24th, 2012

You need to use lubricant

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Ilovemyboo

replied March 20th, 2012

I have a question my fianc uses a lubricant when we have sex but his cum isnt white and we are trying to get pregnant but every time we have sex he cums inside me but then always has to jerk off after wards

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