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If you stretch or pinch your nipple should it the the shape & stay stretched out for a few sec & go back to normal? or is that not normal?
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Back to normal : If you pinch and deform your nipple, it would normally go back to it's normal size and shape within a few seconds.
Answered 8/7/2013
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