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Almost last year i masterbation and cum fell on my left eye since then nothing happen is that good i put eye drops and water?
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If you have no STD, there is no health problem of any kind from exposure to your own semen, in the eye or anywhere else.
Answered 3/4/2023
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You did the right thing
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