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How would a teen react if she stumbles on an adult site and for the 1st time sees male parts?
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Depends: It depends upon the age and maturity of the teen, whether they have had some education in this area, whether they have male siblings, etc. A few might be shocked, most would be curious, and other possibilities might also occur.
Answered 1/15/2013
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