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Q: too much cum disorder

asked by: Niccogirl on December 26th, 2008

New User

I'm curious. My ex seems to cum MUCH more then normal. Daily. There's really no down time. He can cum a half dozen times and the next day do it again with equal amounts of semen. I'm curious if there's a disorder...or is this natural?

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Jazzy77

replied on December 26th, 2008

Experienced User

i don't know. it doesn't seem like a problem to me, but since he's your ex, maybe it is.

seems to me like i'd have appreciated it if my b/f could do that. maybe i don't understand how this can be a bad thing.

do tell.
jasmine

Niccogirl

replied on December 26th, 2008

New User

Issue?

Might be because he was cumming with people other then me?

I won't get into the story. Trust me when I say it got him into a LOT of trouble...

He seems to rut like an animal with everything that walks...and I'm curious if that's just him acting like he's 16 when he's 32...or if it's something wrong.

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