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less ejaculation

lately, like 2 weeks ago, i noticed that i have been getting less ejaculation after masturbation. I haven't masturbated for around 3 days , and it still has less. is there something wrong? i used to have more ejaculation.  & im still virgin.

im 15.
thanks in advance
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so i waited for a week, and i masturbated last night.
i produced some thick white sperm (or i think it was) it was like, i could pick it up, and the sperm would hold together, and i could move it around without it breaking. it was different to the ejaculations i used to have. it came out in a resonable amount.
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you could get your girl to masturbate you. my wife often gives me hand relief. olso mags may help
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yeah, i wont masturbate for a while then. ohh, i see. nope, i don't read or look at those mags and etc, cause im taken by someone , so yeah.
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think you need to go as long as you can then masturbate. when i was your age i masturbated daily passed lots of sperm. do you look at sexy girls in mags or internet this should help you.
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okay ill do that, thanks.
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not sure but go a whole week and no masturbation and then see what sperm you produce. post back here with the results.
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