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I'm 3 weeks postpartum and i had a first degree tear while giving birth and had stitches. can i i masterbate via clit stimulation? i've had very minimal bleeding the whole time?
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You will enjoy it more after you have healed-4-6 weeks pst rep[air. In the mean time love your child
Answered 3/10/2023
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