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What are the risks of water masturbation... such as hot tub jets or shower faucets? any risk for an embolism?
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Don't burn yourself: The main risks of masturbation with water or jets is the risk of the water. There is no risk of giving yourself an embolism with a water jet. However, if it hurts: stop. Other tips: use clean water water and don't burn yourself. Good luck.
Answered 3/28/2021
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