Is masterbating good for you

Semen is ejaculated to give complete satisfaction. Okay, that was a mistake. Every male starts masturbating after puberty i. Withing the age group of 13 — 16 years of age, although the frequency increases once they reach the age group of years. Yes, there are some health benefits of masturbation , although these health benefits are only for the people who enjoy it with a healthy to normal frequency.

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Is masterbating good for health

I was bought up christian. I was raped when I was 7 and started touching myself when I was I have no idea if masterbating is cooralated with being raped, because I always use to do it because it felt good, and now, being 26 I think about whoever i'm dating or am attracted to. Anyways, the fact is I feel I'm going to do the act whenever I'm feeling some tension down there because my significant other can't get off with me. So, my question is, Is it bad for women to do? When is it too much? I mean I do it once a week or once a month, however when I started to menstrate at 11 I did it almost everyday.

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"Is it safe for women to masturbate? Does it affect the organs?"

While no one ever masturbated fantasizing about reducing the risks of prostate cancer, there is a common myth that masturbation is good for your health. For instance, Anthony Santella and Spring Cooper, two lecturers on human sexuality at the University of Sydney, claim masturbation is good for men. Some show a positive correlation to reducing prostate cancer risks, some a negative correlation, some no correlation at all. Even the makeup of semen is different when you compare masturbation to vaginal intercourse.