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I guess from the title we should've all assumed that the plot of the game is just that the MC gets his dick wet, over and over. There was some semblance of other plots (the MC's father being a neglectful asshole, Cornell being a cheating scumbag involved in illegal activities), but really it's just the MC banging someone, toweling off and rehydrating, and then going to another room for more sex.
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I'd like to have the same "problem" as the mc does.
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well you'd die on exhaustion.I'd like to have the same "problem" as the mc does.
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So maybe the rehydrating happens by using some Gatoraid / PowerAid type drink. Need the electrolytes to keep going and going. Well, that or an Energizer battery.
Three — that's the number of product placement references I made. I wasn't sure what my count would end up being.
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drink case of red bull/monster/etc when moving from 1 room to other.
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If that is your plan, don't forget to have the cardiologist on standby.
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Well, I don't think that would be an issue with just an electrolyte-rich drink, but an energy-drink regimen would definitely be a problem. You already raise heart rate and blood pressure during the build-up to ejaculation, so you're making it much more dangerous if you're downing energy drinks as well, which also raise both of those.
If you're in good shape, you're probably still OK, but some people have weaker hearts than they think too, even gym rats or marathoners. But if you're the latter of those especially, you're most likely not in any danger. You're basically just trading one intense physical activity for another. Your ticker probably wouldn't even notice the difference.
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A 17 year old cross country runner in Florida with no prior indication of heart issues had a heart attack at the end of a meet yesterday (maybe today - article oddly left that out). They also left out another bit of info that seems to be consistent with many young, otherwise healthy professional and school athletes suddenly dying of heart issues over the last year or so.
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Yep, it happens. It's why I said "probably"; you really never can tell, even if you regularly get checkups from your PCP.
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Something I would never recommend to anyone.