NAME: S 412 Q: Sometimes after masterbating,
I start getting a little pain in my testicles and it stays there for hours
or a day or two. However I ejaculate fine. I was just wondering if its normal?
Also, does it also decrease your sex drive if you masturbate more often...
like once daily? A: It is normal to have some pain, but not severe pain. Masturbation
can decrease sex drive temporarily. NAME: Ben 413 Q: I have been masturbating about
three times a day since a few months ago. Recently, I noticed that there
is a growth (kinda like pimples but it is bigger) just below my penis. I
am scared and confused. Is this the effect of masturbating too
often? A: Masturbation in and of itself will not cause growths or pimples
below the penis. However, the conditions surrounding the masturbation can
be causing skin irritations or clogged pores. Try to change your masturbation
method and keep the area clean. Masturbating three times a day is not fatal
and is not going to cause irreversible damage. However, constant skin-to-skin
contact can cause irritations, blemishes, chafing, and/or swelling. If your
condition does not improve in a few days, you might want to see a doctor.
You don't have to mention your masturbation at all during a doctor's visit. NAME: Joe 414 Q: Does masterbation make people
skinny? A: I personally have a theory that skinny people masturbate more often
(but this is not scientifically proven). I think that skinny people have
higher metabolisms, more active lifestyles, and faster acting systems, which
may cause higher sex drives. However, I don't think masturbation actually
makes people more skinny. Although, they say it burns as many calories as
five minutes of moderate jogging. NAME: Jack 415 Q: If I masturbate, do I loose weight,
stamina, or energy? A: Not necessarily. NAME: big boy 416 Q: Is it normal for the head of my
penis to get bigger when I masturbate? And what is a safe lubricant besides
vasilaline. How old do you have to be to buy condoms to masturbate
with? A: I don't think there is an age restriction on condoms anywhere in
the United States, but I'm not 100% sure. Other lubricants you may be able
to find around your house are cooking oils, baby lotion, or hand cream. Vaseline
is not the best lubricant because it is petroleum-based rather than water-based,
which makes it quite thick.
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NAME: (Anonymous) 417 Q: Can you tell by looking a penis
wether or not that person masterbater frequently? A: No. NAME: curious_george 418 Q: When I masturbate isn't liquid
supposed to come out? How come for me it doesn't? A: It will not come out of you do not ejaculate. Maybe you are not
old enough to ejaculate. NAME: (Anonymous) 419 Q: I have masterbated from a very.
very early age. I still continue to so today even though I am now 68.I have
been happily married for fifteen years. I do not try to hide the fact that
I masterbate from my wife. I have told her her that its a perfectly normal
act and it does not affect our sex life. I masterbate an average of four
times a week and have sex with my wife three times per week. I know this
isn't in the form of a question but thought you might enjoy the comment,
since so many of your readers believe that masterbation is harmful. It not
only is not harmful, but very enjoyable. A: Thanks. Why not write a personal experience story at
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NAME: King 420 Q: Is it possible for a woman who
has tried masturbation to have never thought of any guy while masturbating?
She says she feels it is wrong. Is this possible? I mean I used to think
girls need to think of a guy pushing his thing into her vagina or something
like that -- as guys do. She also says that each of the times she masturbated,
it just felt strange to her. She says she doesn't know what an orgasm is.
Is it possible she has actually experienced one? A: It is very possible she has never thought of a guy (or any other
person) while masturbating. This is more common among women than with men,
but it does and should happen with men also. It's actually a very healthy
way of self-pleasure because you can concentrate on your own body rather
than the lust for a person or a fantasy that may never happen.
She may or may not have experienced an orgasm. However, orgasms are different
for women than they are for men. A "male orgasm" almost always consists of
the three stages in order of (1) Anticipation (2) Climax with ejaculation
and (3) Resolution. A female orgasm is more complex, takes longer to occur,
and can often fluctuate back and forth between anticipation, climax, secondary
climax, partial resolutions, and/or a full resolution before the woman
feels she has truly completed a true "female orgasm". If she is an adult,
I would recommend she research information about female body and the female
orgasm.
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NAME: Jmig01 421 Q: I'm 18 and have been masterbating
daily since I learned how. Over the course of a couple years, what I've heard
termed as "friction burns" have developed in a ring just below the circumcision
cut. In two spots (on the left top, and left bottom) the skin has turned
ash black and in the bottom left part, white skin (like a callous) but smooth,
and sometimes pink developed in the middle.. more like a stretch scar. I
remember as a kid when I first noticed it developing (the size of a pinhead)
I tried to pop it, or pick it out like a dimple, now it is 3x-4x larger inside
the black friction burn and I've accepted it. I'm worried that it will occur
on the top of my penis if I continue. I've only used lubrication once or
twice. I don't see why it is a necessity for everyone because it seems less
pleasurable and extremely messy. But I guess I wouldn't have to worry about
my situation if I did use lube. Can surgery take out burns? Or if I allow
sunlight for long periods of time will this help the discoloration? I'm
embarrassed to ask my MD and afraid that my situation is extremely unique
(since I have not heard of any case like it) and going to a doctor would
be useless. What do you think? A: Lubrication is probably the best prevention
from friction. Other than that, there really isn't too much documented science
on how to handle chronic friction burns because they tend to heal on their
own, with the possibility of only minor scarring. It sounds like you noticed
a blister when you were younger and it then turned into a callous as you
continued with your masturbation method. On the rest of the body, callouses
do go away with time and with change of the activity. The penis probably
isn't any different. Lubrication and/or change of your masturbation technique
may help in the long term. Personally, I think a doctor or dermatologist
might be able to tell you how to solve the problem faster than my suggestion.
Don't be too embarrassed about it because they deal with personal
and private type issues very often. Believe me, you won't be the first guy
that came into their office with a penis blister/callous. NAME: Tizer 422 Q: How do I explain masturbation
to my 14 year old son? A: It depends. Did he ask you about it? It also depends on if you
are the mother or father.
But I can tell you this much already -- I don't really approve of parents
showing their children "how to masturbate". They can figure out a masturbation
method on their own. However, I do think parents can make their children
feel more comfortable about masturbation by tastefully educating them about
the fact that it is a realistic part of most people's lives. Also, if he
is 14, he might not need much explanation on the topic. He may already know
all about it from peer talk, school sex education, and/or personal experience
experimentation. Age 11 or 12 is generally the time for masturbation explanations
if they are needed.