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Does frequent sexual activity make a man weak?
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No, but...: Sexual activity neither makes a person weaker nor stronger. However, poor sexual activity habits that lead to diseases such as infections and psychological problems will indeed make a person (man or woman) weaker. Choose wisely.
Answered 1/21/2015
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