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Q: Hard Nipples

asked by: pathetic_purple_penguin on June 29th, 2006

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Ok my girlfriend has had hard nipples for 5 days now......They would usually only get hard when cold or horny, just like normal but now they are always hard....Why? They are very painfull now so she cannot masturbate or anything (this is a long distance relationship so we don't have sex......We do have phone sex and some fun on webcams so she masturbates)

any ideas why thye are hard? How can we make them soft?

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fabyngizmoforever

replied on June 29th, 2006

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I Think I Know Why

She doesnt think shes pregnant because some women when they are pregnant there nipples are always harrd what they do is take a hot shower and rub them. Check it out and take a test later on let me know hat were the results.

pathetic_purple_penguin

replied on June 29th, 2006

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She is definetly not pregnant.....Almost was after I visited her in january, but shes not preg.....I will tell her about the hot shower tho

pathetic_purple_penguin

replied on June 29th, 2006

New User

Now they got soft (without the shower thing) then hard again, but now there is a liquid coming out and she found a few lumps.......She is trying to get her mom to take her to the doctor

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