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August 11th, 2011

This will sounds stupid but I'm extremely desperate for an answer right now. I found a flesh colored bump on the inside flap of my vagina. It looks like it might be an infected hair volucle but I don't know. A couple of days ago, a guy and I attempted to have sexual intercourse but it didn't work. He did have a condom on and the penis did go in me but not all the way. I wouldn't even considerate it "sex". He never ejaculated and he was only inside of me for maybe 3 minutes. Also, he hasn't mentioned anything about having a STD. Please, please, please help me. I am so scared.

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