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I'm wondering if it's okay to masturbate every other day as an unmarried person? I'm a bit concerned about whether this habit could affect my future sex life. Can I safely enjoy this frequency without any issues?

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I'm wondering if it's okay to masturbate every other day as an unmarried person? I'm a bit concerned about whether this habit could affect my future sex life. Can I safely enjoy this frequency without any issues?

yes good,if done in proper way n freemind

Last updated on 22 Jan 2025

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Last updated on 22 Jan 2025

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