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By christineyvette | Nov 06, 2012

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A different method to masturbation.

Hi im a 22 year old with a very high sex drive. When I have sex or even just an orgasm it decreases my anxiety and depression.
I have one method that I use and im wondering if its weird. I let the water from the faucet in my bathtub run over my clit till i orgasm. I've been doing this for 4 years now. Is it normal? Dangerous? Thank you.

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NOHARD

Nov 06, 2012

To: christineyvette

Hi Christ, if it works for you then why change it, as long as your happy with it and you fill no chaffing or any other problems your OK.
But look up dobson and ross just google it its a great site for info on anything you could ask for and some great art work on there.
Good Luck

christineyvette

Nov 13, 2012

It works haha. I think I'll stick with it :)

NOHARD

Nov 15, 2012

To: christineyvette

Hi Christ, See your OK.
Good Luck

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