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I have a few questions that I would like answered..... I am an adult model and up until the last 6 months the studios have suggested that we as performers use the little blue pill to ensure success. But what is the long term effects of Viagra when you dont need it.? I know that it only works when the participant is aroused, but what is the long term effect or should i just abstain from taking it.? Also to be safe how often should one use enemas? I know too much will potentially damage the wall but when do you know too much is too much? In addition to that, does it matter how much water you use?
I have a few questions that I would like answered..... I am an adult model and up until the last 6 months the studios have suggested that we as performers use the little blue pill to ensure success. But what is the long term effects of Viagra when you dont need it.? I know that it only works when the participant is aroused, but what is the long term effect or should i just abstain from taking it.? Also to be safe how often should one use enemas? I know too much will potentially damage the wall but when do you know too much is too much? In addition to that, does it matter how much water you use?
The internet is not a replacement for a Dr and you can find a lot of false information. Find a Dr and discuss this with him/her.
Hi, just google long term effect of Viagra, you find that its not a good thing in the long term of thing, you could end up with some bad side effects.
As for enemas, just google it you should lots of info on them, like how to how often, and how much to use, if not find a nice helpful trained nurse who will oblige you for a fee.
Do hope this helps.
Good Luck
As for enemas, just google it you should lots of info on them, like how to how often, and how much to use, if not find a nice helpful trained nurse who will oblige you for a fee.
Do hope this helps.
Good Luck
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