Debunking Myths About Masturbation!!

Masturbation doesn't cause someone to be sexually used up. It doesn't affect the number of orgasms one may experience. More importantly, there's no fixed number of orgasms that one can physically experience, so masturbation can't actually use them up.

Genitals are tough organs that can withstand stroking of the penis in the case of men and rubbing of the clitoris in the case of women. The only effect that masturbation can have on the skin of your genital is a little chafing if the sessions are long in nature.

Studies reveal that 5 out of 10 women and 7 out of 10 men masturbate. Children, on the other hand, begin to masturbate even before they reach puberty. Individuals who have regular sex partner are known to masturbate more than individuals who don't have sex partners.

Masturbation is performed to attain sexual pleasure and arousal by self-stimulating the genitals, generally to the point of sexual climax. It's also a good way of mitigating any sexual tension that gets build up if an individual doesn't have a sex partner or the partner is not willing to have sex.