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I am really confused about something and am wondering if it could be a sign of a problem... My boyfriend the other night smacked me extremely hard on my private area...including my clitoris. It was extremely painful...and freaked me out. I have had issues with him being a controlling person..but when this happened, it sent me over the edge. We have only been dating for 2 months..and I noticed the sex had started getting more aggressive..hair pulling, etc. Anyway, I broke up with him. Have you ever heard of a guy enjoying hitting a woman in that area??? confused

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