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A papa (a male supporter) I’m close to had surgery for a ureteral stone. Could there be any changes or problems with sex after the surgery?

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Apparently, ureteral stones are incredibly painful.
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I removed the parts that weren’t relevant to the question.
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People who get kidney stones seem to be more prone to them, and they’re also more likely to have them recur. Apparently, there’s a theory that having sex three or four times a week can help prevent kidney stones. It’s supposedly a theory from an Egyptian university—ask Dr. Google. You should have lots of sex with your papa-katsu partner. Your papa (a male supporter) can help prevent kidney stones, and you can get lots of allowance. Sounds like a win-win!
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A lack of exercise seems to be one possible cause, and getting more exercise may also help prevent it from happening again, so your time together might end up lasting longer. Even if you’re not used to exercising, this may be something you can manage. Why not suggest it as something to do with your close papa (a male supporter)? Good luck. I hope your allowance increases accordingly, too. I’m rooting for you.
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“I’ll become a premature… no, delayed ejaculator. (Just kidding.) Hey, what does it feel like to take the dick of someone who spouts that kind of nonsense into your mouth?”
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