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Are involuntary erections normal?
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Absolutely: A teenaged male will get around a dozen daily, some when he's not even thinking about anything nice. There is nothing wrong or depraved about this elementary fact of life. That you even had to ask is troubling. You owe it to yourself to be fully informed about how the world really works. Please read a good book about normal sexual development as it applies to both genders.
Answered 1/26/2014
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