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In my experience from around 6-10 there is great possibilities of such things to happen.
I was involved in such games at that age, and I do not believe much has changed.
Curiosity can not be stopped, and while it is easier today to acquire naked pictures, I do not believe that kids willever stop “researching” with their opposite sex friends.
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Date Posted:10:44:42 02/03/26 Tue Author Host/IP: 128.76.211.20
I have to agree with you.
Curiosity is a strong thing, and kids will forever wonder just, what the differences are between boys and girls.
Even though the possibilities are endless for checking out pictures online, Í believe that it will always have some appeal to see just how the neighbour girl-boy compares with online pictures.
Date Posted:10:37:13 02/04/26 Wed Author Host/IP: 24.57.206.80
>Well, it depends on the kids age (Obviously)
>
>In my experience from around 6-10 there is great
>possibilities of such things to happen.
>
>I was involved in such games at that age, and I do not
>believe much has changed.
>
>Curiosity can not be stopped, and while it is easier
>today to acquire naked pictures, I do not believe that
>kids willever stop “researching” with their
>opposite sex friends.
not only doing research with their opposite sex, but they will probably also do some research with the same sex to compare sizes, both flaccid and erect. plus to see who can urinate the farthest. and if their male friends are not cut, but they are cut, then they will be curious as to the difference aesthetically. i was not cut, and my cut friends were curious as to why mine looked different from theirs. i don't think times have changed that much with boys, so i would guess that they too would be just as curious as my friends were of me.
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