For centuries, adolescents have been warned that the sin of self-gratification can lead to blindness, impotence, acne, and even furry palms, and in fact, some people still believe that masturbation can cause mental health problems or damage to your genitals. But that is blatantly untrue — getting sexy with yourself is actually good for you. Here, clinical sexologist Dr. Tanginika Cuascud shares eight reasons to let go of any shame and embrace your inner cochina :. It helps you love yourself more. Knowledge of your own body can be incredibly empowering — and the more you tune in to your mind and body, the happier you'll be in your relationships.
Myths, risks and benefits of masturbation | The Star Online
I am 18 years old and have been obsessed with masturbation since my early teens. I understand excessive self-indulgence is a risky behaviour and I am determined to beat the "hands-on" demon that has haunted me for the last few years. I read with interests the article you posted last week about the frequency of sex and its correlation with the reduction of prostate cancer. In fact, I have also read your previous articles, alluding to the fact that masturbation is a "healthy" and risk-free indulgence. I actually beg to defer in your opinion. I strongly believe Dr.
December 5, Conduct an Internet search for "masturbation," and you will find hundreds, if not thousands, of slang phrases for the act. This proliferation of slang phrases suggests people want to talk about masturbation, but are uncomfortable about doing so directly. Using comedic terms provides a more socially acceptable way to express themselves.
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