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“How to Efficiently Decode People’s Inner Feelings and Emotions Through Their Body Movements, and How You Can Use This Knowledge to Succeed in Your Career, Relationships, and Personal Life!”
Body Language Book

Say you don’t get STDs or anything, how does the typical things your body does change. Like, do you get a smell out of your crotch or something? And could a doctor tell if you’ve had sex? Or does nothing happen? I know this might be an odd question, but yea. Also, [...]