Masturbating with a partner present

A) ?? begins with the expectation that the partner will quickly be able to bring you to orgasm.
B) ?? is generally not recommended as this is better done in private.
C) ?? should be performed only as a remedy for differential desire.
D) ?? may be a good way to inform your partner what kind of touch you find arousing.


D

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