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Q: Don't cum much ?

asked by: Jayb1916 on December 4th, 2008

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ok so me and my boyfriend are VERY intimate and we do stuff all the time. He is 18 and i am 22. We both Ejaculate all the time and yet i noticed he shoots his with cum with force and cums ALOT and i Kinda Drizzle out. I rarley shoot and if i do it's not much. Do you know why this might be? and i hope i didn't give any pedofile a boner by reading that. IM honestly curious to why i do no cum as much as him or shoot as far. Anyone know somethign i can do. I know it's not a big deal but i kinda want to cum more and shoot harder.

Replies(3)

Anonymous

replied on December 17th, 2008

do not worry about it

1. he is younger than you
2. maybe he is stronger than you
3. do some exercise to make you strong;

BOBCAT28

replied on December 17th, 2008

New User

Do you get as aroused as he does, I know if I'm not as in the mood as my gf I tend not to cum as hard or as much. Which is rare cuz I'm always in the mood and would hump anything if they would let me Wink

Kodak

replied on December 18th, 2008

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The only answer I have is the level of arousal the more aroused you are the better the finish.

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