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Sadie Cayman

Sex

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Did you know…

• The most orgasms experienced by a woman in one hour is 134; the record for a man is 16

• Thirty minutes of active sex burns approximately 200 calories (as if you needed an excuse…)

• The proteins in sperm make a very effective anti-wrinkle treatment (although we wouldn’t recommend walking around with it on your face in public!)

Join us on a randy romp through the glorious world of sex, as we discover the longest orgasm on record, the world’s first penis museum, and why every man can travel as fast as Usain Bolt – well, his sperm, that is…

After reading these titillating facts you won’t be able to control yourself!
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35 printed pages
Publication year
2013

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    🌴Beach Bag Book

    This book have consered PG at heart before published

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      👍Worth reading
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      • Cris Lohas quoted4 years ago
        Breast size is mostly hereditary but also affected by age, diet, pregnancy, menstruation and body weight.
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          Wearing high heels may strengthen the pelvic muscles, which helps orgasm.
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          • Cris Lohas quoted4 years ago
            When prairie voles mate, their brain chemistry changes permanently, and they form a strong pair-bond that lasts for the rest of their lives.
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