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Masturbation is rarely harmful. Masturbation is a healthy sexual activity. Experiencing sexual pleasure is good for you. In fact regular ejaculation is recommended to help prevent prostate disease.

Frequent rigorous masturbation can cause friction. Scratches and cuts can also be problematic. Using a lubricant can help avoid this problem.

Perhaps the most harmful aspect of masturbation is the anxiety and guilt often associated with it. I am frequently asked if masturbation can cause ill health, whether it causes baldness, blindness, madness, you name it!

On the contrary, there are several benefits in masturbating. For one, it relieves menstrual cramps among women. On young men, it reduces embarrassing spontaneous erections, as well as the number of unwanted wet dreams. It also helps you battle with insomnia, stimulate the immune system, release mood-elevating hormones.

People who masturbate tend to function better sexually when with a partner since they know their own body and have fulfilled sexual expression.

Is male masturbation really a topic that needs to be talked about? After all, there are very few men old enough to be reading web pages that haven’t mastered the art and science of male masturbation. That may be true, but what many men don’t know that there are outstanding benefits that come from adding versatility male masturbation sessions. New techniques can arouse new, powerful feelings and can even increase the strength of your orgasms with a partner!

Female masturbation gives women the opportunity to explore their body while at the same time giving them a high degree of sexual freedom. It allows women the opportunity to experience sexual pleasure without relying on a partner and to release sexual tension when "they" choose to.

Woman (and men) find many benefits from masturbating beyond the ability to gain sexual pleasure (the Orgasm.) Here are a few other benefits:

Another favorite among the "I don't need to masturbate, I get real sex" crowd. The truth is, most of these knock-'em-dead studs go home and masturbate, whether they have sexual partners or not. Then they feel guilty for masturbating (and maybe having a couple of gay fantasies along the way), so they try to get everyone else to feel guilty for masturbating, too. Stupid!

The Bible does not specifically condemn masturbation, nor does the Bible specifically condone it. This tends to be one of those "taboo" subjects that people don't often talk about but most Christian Theologians agree that masturbation is for the most part not a sinful act.

Losers are guys who go and get their girlfriends pregnant, then either have to get married or pay for an abortion, or — the biggest losers of all — run away from the situation. Masturbation helps you develop a healthy, responsible sex life without hurting anyone. Therefore, masturbation is for winners! And it feels really good too.