5
Things You Didn't know
If there's one thing that
almost every guy is an
expert at, it's
masturbation. After
years of extensive,
hands-on experience,
you think you know
everything there is to
know. But according to
the experts, maybe you
don't. Here are some
that may surprise you.
1. Masturbation
doesn't have the
health benefits that
sex does.
"It appears that not all
orgasms are created
equally,",
Study after study
shows that intercourse
has all sorts of benefits
for men -- for your
blood pressure, heart
and prostate health,
pain, and more. You'd
think that masturbation
would, too. But it
doesn't.
Why would it make a
difference whether you
ejaculate during sex or
on your own? No one's
sure. But your body
seems to respond
differently. Even the
makeup of semen is
different if you
masturbate instead of
having sex.
Still, does it really
matter? Have you
honestly been
masturbating all these
years only because you
wanted to boost your
prostate health? Didn't
think so.
2. Masturbation is not
risk-free.
Sure, it's low-risk. It's
the safest form of sex
possible. No one ever
caught an STD from
himself or made himself
pregnant. But like other
low-risk activities
(chewing, walking), it
still has some risks.
Frequent or rough
masturbation can cause
minor skin irritation.
Forcefully bending an
erect penis can rupture
the chambers that fill
with blood, a rare but
gruesome condition
called penile fracture.
I have seen guys
with it after vigorous
masturbation.
"Afterward, the penis
looks like an eggplant,"
he says. "It's purple and
swollen." Most men
need surgery to repair
it.
3. There's no
"normal" amount of
masturbation.
Guys can get hung up on
whether they
masturbate too much.
But it's not how many
times you masturbate
in a week (or day) that
really matters. It's how it
fits into your life.
4. Masturbating
doesn't reflect on
your relationship.
The most
damaging myth about
male masturbation is
that it's a sign
something is wrong in
your relationship.
The fact is that most
guys masturbate. They
masturbate if they're
single, in a bad
relationship, or in a
great relationship. It's
just something they do
that has nothing to do
with their partners.
Masturbation isn't only
about sex, Levkoff
says. For many, it's a
routine way of relieving
stress, clearing your
head before work, or
going to sleep.
5. Masturbation is
almost certainly
good for your sex
life.
Masturbation can help
your sex life, since it's
how guys learn what
they like during sex. "I
think women would be
more satisfied sexually
in their relationships if
they masturbated as
much as men do,"
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