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A member asked:
If i masturbate using lukewarm water coming from my shower jet, is there any risk of it causing a air embolism or cause fluid in the lungs or chest?
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No: Air embolism only occurs from closing the labial lips and blowing into the vagina. Continue to "jet" off into "happiness".
Answered 12/10/2020
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