Side note: "To lose" is "perder", and "loose" is "suelto". The choice of one or two O's is worse than random in my opinion, but that's English. Note 1: "Recorrer mi cuerpo" is a bit hard to translate while keeping it either sexy or physically possible. The main problem is that generally, in Spanish, a body is not something a person would "recorrer". Recorrer un lugar extenso would mean to explore the entire place, which is large. Recorrer una historia is also something I have heard, I am not a native Spanish speaker but I get the strong sense it involves completeness in reviewing the story. With a story, there is no traveling at all. I have translated this as "carefully inspect my body", which includes the connotation of completeness cf. Note 2: "Saciar" is cognate with "satiate", but "satiate" is not a very common English word.

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