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Is it normal for a woman to masturbate or touch herself more than once ?
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Yes: Self sex is a common practice across genders at any age.It is seldom discussed openly and suffers many cultural taboos and myths about supposed bad effects. Studies see the emergence as the body awakens in puberty and some decline when partner sex is available.
Answered 10/18/2016
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