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"Had to google that one!
Pics on google a little off putting I would guess
Luckily I don’t have them 
I think many men have them but don't notice that they do"
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"Had to google that one!
Pics on google a little off putting I would guess
Luckily I don’t have them
I think many men have them but don't notice that they do
How can they not know?"
Precisely my thoughts but doesn't seem men like talking about it in conversation. I only found out myself when i was busy down there |
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"I found them on shaft years ago, never around bell end though, was that worried went to sti clinic!"
But only operation can remove?
They not infectious, just an appearance and textural aspect of it some like, don't mind or dislike. |
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"I found them on shaft years ago, never around bell end though, was that worried went to sti clinic!
But only operation can remove?
They not infectious, just an appearance and textural aspect of it some like, don't mind or dislike."
They nowhere near as profound as images on google and to be fair look like early stage yellowheads if that makes sense, have to be up close to notice and can't see them in pics...as you say not infectious so have just left them x |
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