X’s Unfortunate Mishap: Sexual Situations to Avoid

Meet L.

L is a girl with a friend. You know, a fuckbuddy.

One day L’s friend dropped by with the intention of knockin’ some boots, we’ll call this guy ‘X’. The door was opened, greetings were exchanged, and a bit of smalltalk was had. L, being a bit awkward about kicking things off, usually let X take the lead. X never minded though, he Guys should always carry condoms always knew what to do. They would start off with a little kissing, then a bit of necking, and soon things would really start to heat up.

The two ‘buddies’ would inevitably move to the bedroom.

On normal occasions the deed went off without a hitch. But one ill-fated day, X arrived ready to party only to leave completely embarrassed and emasculated.

Read on to find out why.

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L was burning hot and ready. X was so turned on, it was painful. The two fell on the bed as they hastily removed clothing, each preparing to reach mutual ecstasy. Things were looking good until X remembered something important.

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