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asn1981

September 14th, 2006

When im with my girl friend we could just be touching each other I get a semi erection and after a while I have so much precum that it starts showing through my khakis!

Is this normal and how can I control this as it is very embarassing!

Thanks in advance

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ANGELOS MAMA

replied September 14th, 2006

Extremely eHealthy

Then wear dark pants

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lady12

replied September 14th, 2006

Precum In Paints

Wow! I am a women, and, honestly, that would turn me on!! I wouldn't worry about when you and your women are alone, only she will know. She might get turned on as well!
Lady12

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asn1981

replied September 15th, 2006

Any1 please, any advice?

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impuls3

replied September 16th, 2006

Apparently in all similar situations ur suposed to make sure u relax a little bit an tighten ur pelvic floor muscle... Apparently that stops any ejaculate, to tense ur pelvic floor muscle is the motion u use when u gotta pee but ur holding it in by "pulling up" with ur abdomen

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