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Q: How Much Should I Cum When Masturbating...

asked by: unknown to the public on October 31st, 2005

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When I masterbate I ejaculate not very high at all infact I ejaculate about 1 cm, the cum comes out think and in a pearly colour it droops out slowly. There have been several occasions when the cums shoots up very high and fast but this this hardly ever happens. I have never had sex or anything sex related, should I be worried and will I always cum like this when having sex or a bj or hj, or is this just because masterbating isnt as fun as an acctaul bj or hj and so I arnt ejaculating as hight as I would when havinh one ?

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Tylanas

replied on October 31st, 2005

Especially eHealthy

You'll probably come more "explosively" if you're more turned on. If you're just jerkin off for the hell of it, then it's understandable why the reaction is "ooze".

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