03-31-2025, 03:04 AM
Honestly, I think masturbation is one of those things that people still feel weird talking about, even though almost everyone does it. Society has conditioned a lot of us to feel guilty about it, like it's some sort of "lesser" activity compared to actual sex. But if you think about it, self-pleasure is probably one of the most natural things a person can do. It's a great way to understand what you like, what feels good, and how your body responds to different types of stimulation.
One thing I’ve noticed personally is how much it helps with stress. After a long day, it’s an easy way to relax and clear your mind. There’s actually science behind it—endorphins get released, and those feel-good chemicals help with mood regulation. I used to think that frequent masturbation would make me less interested in real sex, but I’ve found the opposite to be true. It actually made me more in tune with my body, which has helped me be more confident with women.
The myths surrounding it are what really annoy me. I grew up hearing all kinds of nonsense, from "you’ll go blind" to "it lowers testosterone." But if you look at actual studies, there’s no real downside unless you’re doing it in excess to the point where it interferes with your life. Like anything, balance is key. If it’s replacing social interaction or relationships, then yeah, it might be an issue. But in moderation? Completely normal and even beneficial.
I think conversations like this are important because too many guys are still hesitant to admit that they masturbate. The truth is, there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s about understanding your own body and learning what works for you. Plus, in some cases, it can actually improve your sex life because you’re more aware of your own pleasure points. No shame in self-exploration!
One thing I’ve noticed personally is how much it helps with stress. After a long day, it’s an easy way to relax and clear your mind. There’s actually science behind it—endorphins get released, and those feel-good chemicals help with mood regulation. I used to think that frequent masturbation would make me less interested in real sex, but I’ve found the opposite to be true. It actually made me more in tune with my body, which has helped me be more confident with women.
The myths surrounding it are what really annoy me. I grew up hearing all kinds of nonsense, from "you’ll go blind" to "it lowers testosterone." But if you look at actual studies, there’s no real downside unless you’re doing it in excess to the point where it interferes with your life. Like anything, balance is key. If it’s replacing social interaction or relationships, then yeah, it might be an issue. But in moderation? Completely normal and even beneficial.
I think conversations like this are important because too many guys are still hesitant to admit that they masturbate. The truth is, there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s about understanding your own body and learning what works for you. Plus, in some cases, it can actually improve your sex life because you’re more aware of your own pleasure points. No shame in self-exploration!