Not a few people do masturbation to reach orgasm when the couple is not nearby. Masturbation can also be one way to train yourself to control orgasm. However, many believe that masturbation can have dangerous effects, such as blindness and tuberculosis. To find out the truth, consider the following explanation.
Usually masturbation is done by touching, rubbing, or massaging the penis (in men) or clitoris (in women).
In men, this activity ends with ejaculation or discharge from the genitals called semen. In this fluid there are sperm cells. When reaching orgasm, women can also release fluid from their sex organs, but this is less common.
Facts about Masturbation
Here are some facts about masturbation based on commonly asked questions:
1. Is masturbation an abnormal activity?
Medically speaking, masturbation is not an abnormal behavior. Masturbation is only considered dangerous if it disturbs your sexual relations with your partner, or creates a tendency to want to do it in public places.
2. Are there any benefits of masturbation?
Masturbation has several health benefits, one of which is to help you control orgasm. Masturbation to train ejaculation can be one way to relieve premature ejaculation.
Not only that, masturbation is also considered able to reduce stress, make sleep more soundly, relieve headaches, and improve mood.
3. Are men who already have a partner not supposed to masturbate?
Not a bad sign if you are still masturbating even though you already have a partner. Masturbation can be done by people who are married, for example if their partners do not want or can not have sex. No need to worry, because masturbation will not reduce your sperm production.
Even so, it is possible for your partner to be less comfortable if you prefer to do masturbation. He might assume that the reason you are still masturbating is because he is not able to satisfy you in bed.
Therefore, establish good and open communication with your partner. You can explain that masturbation is only a distraction, and is not the main way you get sexual satisfaction.
4. Is it true that masturbation can cause blindness and tuberculosis?
Masturbation is not only believed to cause blindness, but also mental illness, tuberculosis, acne, and even death. Fortunately, that is all untrue. There is no single study that proves the truth of these myths.
5. Does too much masturbation cause erectile dysfunction?
Erectile dysfunction (impotence) or the inability of men to achieve erections during intercourse is not caused by frequent masturbation.
However, too often masturbation can indeed cause a person to become more accustomed and may prefer this way to achieve orgasm, rather than with a partner. This is the risk of making sexual life with a partner disrupted.
Healthy masturbation should be accompanied by awareness not to overdo it. Also avoid touching, massaging, or rubbing the genitals too hard, because it can cause pain, sores, or swelling of the genitals.
Another important thing to remember, if the habit of masturbation or masturbation to interfere with daily activities or interfere with your sexual life with a partner, you should consult this doctor.
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