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awkwarddepressed

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Loose In Doggy Style Posted: 06-20-06 12:44pm


When me and my girlfriend have doggy style sex she feels much bigger and looser than when we have missionary or girl on top. Is this normal? Why the difference?

Amber*

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Joined: 26 Jul 2006
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Posted: 07-26-06 22:05pm


Doggy style is meant for deep penetration, maybe you're just not used to being that deep inside of her so she feels looser. Also, dont thrust too hard in doggy, ow.

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