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Penis size and thickness

How can I make my Penis longer, thicker and stronger naturally?

I am 23 years old, I'm slim. My penis is not very big. Its about 3-4 Inches. I want to make it strong, long and thick.

And also how can I last longer in bed?
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The quick answer is that you can't. Do not waste one penny of your money on any of that rubbish on offer through the Internet. These are all bogus scams making utterly unfounded claims. Be grateful for what you have and chill out there.
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Thanks!
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1622896 tn?1562364967
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Hi i have not tried any of them exercises and i wouldn't they can damage you beyond repair ,Just except what you have don't abuse yourself ,i also have a 4'' penis i have a good sex life & 2 lovely children, Take care
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thanks for letting me know. Have you tried any of these exercises before?

if u have, please share your experience.
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1622896 tn?1562364967
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Hi Please stay away from stretching and all the other ways , it don't work does more harm than good believe me please ,  
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I've seen some stretching and weight work outs for the penis but not sure if they work.
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1622896 tn?1562364967
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Hi i'm sorry but their are no pills or cream's or exercise to make your penis bigger you will only injure yourself doing so , take care ,
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