03-31-2025, 03:05 AM
Let’s be real—every guy does it, but hardly anyone talks about it. It’s weird because we live in a world where people openly discuss their sex lives, but masturbation is still treated like a secret. In reality, it’s just a normal biological function. I actually think it’s a good thing for single guys. If you’re not in a relationship, it’s a healthy way to manage your sexual urges instead of making bad decisions out of desperation.
Something I’ve always been curious about is how different people experience it. Some guys just do it for release, while others use it to enhance their fantasies. I know some people incorporate visual stimulation like porn, while others focus more on sensation or even mental imagery. It’s such a personal experience that varies from person to person. That’s why I don’t think there’s a "right" or "wrong" way to do it—it’s about what works for you.
Another thing worth mentioning is that there’s a difference between healthy masturbation and addiction. I’ve known guys who overdo it, to the point where they lose interest in actual women. That’s when it becomes a problem. If you’re skipping out on social events or relationships just to stay home and jerk off, that’s when you need to reassess your habits. It should complement your life, not replace real connections.
I think one of the biggest benefits is that it teaches you self-control. Some guys struggle with premature ejaculation, and practicing on your own can actually help with stamina. So in a way, it can make you better in bed. People act like it’s some embarrassing thing, but the reality is, knowing your body makes you a better lover.
Something I’ve always been curious about is how different people experience it. Some guys just do it for release, while others use it to enhance their fantasies. I know some people incorporate visual stimulation like porn, while others focus more on sensation or even mental imagery. It’s such a personal experience that varies from person to person. That’s why I don’t think there’s a "right" or "wrong" way to do it—it’s about what works for you.
Another thing worth mentioning is that there’s a difference between healthy masturbation and addiction. I’ve known guys who overdo it, to the point where they lose interest in actual women. That’s when it becomes a problem. If you’re skipping out on social events or relationships just to stay home and jerk off, that’s when you need to reassess your habits. It should complement your life, not replace real connections.
I think one of the biggest benefits is that it teaches you self-control. Some guys struggle with premature ejaculation, and practicing on your own can actually help with stamina. So in a way, it can make you better in bed. People act like it’s some embarrassing thing, but the reality is, knowing your body makes you a better lover.