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Just to say wow what a picture, see through red panties with a shaven pussy a sure fire fav of mine espeically when being taken off by lovely tittied babe….enough to give me cause for ejaculation whether in a pussy or not!
or it means that 5% were not capable of understanding larger words like intercourse, ejaculation, and what a new acronym (to them) like PVI means. Which would also mean a larger error rate than intended.
“95 percent of respondents would consider penile-vaginal intercourse (PVI) having had sex, but this rate drops to 89 percent if there is no ejaculation.”
I can sort of get the quibbling about ejaculation. But this means that 5% of the respondents did not think that penile-vaginal intercourse with ejaculation to be “having sex.” Which leads one to ask: what would count as sex to these people?
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