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muralitharan0

June 14th, 2012

i was sex with my girl friend i drink her pee and when i putting my tongue to her anal she shits i ate that slightly.is there any problem.i need a solution please.

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kristigraham

replied June 14th, 2012

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Remember to brush your teeth.

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wetwet25610

replied June 15th, 2012

Thats pretty high risk. Urine is sterile when its in the bladder but once expelled it can be infected in seconds. And as for the number two, use a mouth wash on top of brushing your teeth to kill off the bacteria and reduce your risk of getting an infection like E-coli

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