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What to do if i'm 28 and i been masturbating atleast once in 2 days with my uncircumcised penis.. is it bad?
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Not bad, healthy: Masturbation is a healthy natural release for either sex. Masturbation with a normal loose (non-phimotic) foreskin less traumatic than with a circumcised penis because glans penis can slide in & out of the foreskin.
Answered 7/27/2014
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