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Not to sound tmi but, will using a vibrator once a week not make it harder for you to naturally have an orgasm?? as i have heard that it will be if yo
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Will not harm: Using a vibrator will not inhibit orgasm. Many find it useful to help learn how to trigger orgasm. Some only achieve orgasm this way. Everyone is a little different.
Answered 1/5/2018
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