Contents:
- Medical Video: 💋 WARNING: The Negative Effects of Masturbation
- Various masturbation myths that turned out to be wrong
- Myth 1: "Masturbation has no benefit"
- Myth 2: "Too often masturbation can cause impotence"
- Myth 3: "You can masturbate often"
- Myth 4: "Masturbation is abnormal sexual activity"
- Myth 5: "Masturbation is done because the couple is not satisfying"
Medical Video: 💋 WARNING: The Negative Effects of Masturbation
In the midst of an increasingly modern era, masturbation is still considered very taboo for open discussion. So do not be surprised if this one solo sex activity continues to be enveloped by misleading myths. You must be familiar, right, with the whisper of a neighbor who said that masturbation can make knees empty or make it spotty? In fact, there are also those who say that people who like masturbation are considered abnormal. What does the medical world say about the myth of masturbation that is passing around in society?
Various masturbation myths that turned out to be wrong
In order to answer your question, here is a masturbation myth that you need to know the truth.
Myth 1: "Masturbation has no benefit"
In fact, according to Justine Marie Shuey, PhD, a renowned sexologist in Philadelphia, masturbation has a number of benefits for health. Starting from making sleep better, helping to manage severe stress, relieving headaches, increasing concentration, to make the body feel fitter.
Even for women who are beginning to enter old age, masturbating can help deal with vaginal dryness which often results in pain during sex.
Myth 2: "Too often masturbation can cause impotence"
The myth of masturbation on this one might have heard quite often. In fact, it is not masturbation that makes a man experience impotence. Rather, it is the touch and friction of your hand that indirectly makes the penis familiar with the movement.
Finally, you have trouble reaching orgasm with your partner, explained Susan Kellog-Spadt, PhD, director of sexual medicine at the Center for Pelvic Medicine in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania.
Myth 3: "You can masturbate often"
There is no exact number that governs how many times you can masturbate in a day. Only yourself can determine and limit it.
Most importantly, don't let the frequency of masturbation interfere with your sex routine with your partner. Or even to make you addicted and difficult to stop.
Myth 4: "Masturbation is abnormal sexual activity"
Dr. Shuey said that it's okay to masturbate, both for men and women. Yes, masturbation actually includes normal sexual activity by some people. With a note, the frequency of doing so is still within normal limits so it does not make addiction.
Myth 5: "Masturbation is done because the couple is not satisfying"
Not a few people who catch their partner masturbating, then thoughtlessly suspected that he was unable to provide satisfying sex.
Even though on the one hand, there are indeed some people who masturbate themselves only to satisfy their desires. Not because someone is lacking in their sexual routine.
