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A member asked:
When i ejaculate my right testicals come up right below my shaft. it also moves forward. it does not hurt. can to much masturbation cause pain?
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No: You have very toned cremasteric muscles that pull your testicle up during ejaculation. It's not dangerous.
Answered 5/19/2014
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