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c2m

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Annal Sex Posted: 11-02-06 10:34am


Is that safe to have annal sex, need to worry about hiv ?

Mommy35

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Joined: 23 Sep 2006
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Posted: 11-02-06 12:00pm


Anal sex is safe, though it can be a bit painful at first and if you are not able to relax. I would always be concerned with hiv and would protect myself.

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