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If there is ANY pain, stop. Immediately. Stop.
There should be ZERO pain in this step.
None.
Nada.
Zilch.
Stop, and try again later.
If you continue to experience pain, you definitely should stop what you’re doing at the very least, and/or get checked out by a medical professional before continuing, as there is something potentially very wrong.
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We began the afternoon with a presentation from Debs, the uber-talented Kink Shrink. In her chat she covered communication styles and how they relate to
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