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Did you had an impact on your testis earlier ? or when you were small ? @ time of puberty ?

Yes- It was very intense
Yes- It was moderate
Yes- it was like cup of a tea
No-Never had an impact on testicles.
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« on: 13/12/2013 20:12:48 »
I had an intense one, did you had ?
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