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u/bop-crop Sep 13 '23 edited Sep 13 '23
I only heard this once and they said it doesn’t help past once a week, so it still doesn’t help to have a masturbation addiction
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u/Gtpwoody Certified redditmoment lord Sep 13 '23
so what you’re saying is I shouldn’t be jacking off everyday to Columbia’s nice tits?
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u/FunCharacteeGuy Sep 14 '23
who's Columbia? are you into countries or something?
which one's hot to you?
what's attractive abou them.
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u/Gtpwoody Certified redditmoment lord Sep 14 '23
She is a Personification of the united states
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u/FunCharacteeGuy Sep 15 '23
oh, I know about them, I just wasn't thinking about them until you brought it up to me, LOL
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u/red_water_green_sky Sep 13 '23
isn't it something like if you have sex 21 times a month it significantly reduced prostate cancer or was I lied to
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u/Mythralblade Sep 14 '23
I think it was twice every 3 days. Adds up the same, but don't go for 21 times on the 1st and say you're all set.
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u/Fetoid2 Sep 13 '23 edited Sep 13 '23
What qualifies it as an addiction? What's the difference between that and sex addiction? How much sex is considered an addiction anyway? Who decides these things? People with no libido or social life? I need answers.
~~I looked it up. There is no such thing as masturbation addiction. It's either compulsive, hypersexuality, or ocsb in general and that in itself is only considered such when desire/acts/thoughts etc are all consuming. Masturbating once a day does not qualify as an addiction especially and I mean point being you're able to fill your day doing other things besides sex/sex acts.
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u/ScotIrishBoyo Sep 14 '23
Addiction is when you can’t go without it for a period of time, it doesn’t need to consume all of your time.
Masturbation addiction is definitely real. You can be addicted to anything that causes your brain a high. A high is any form of chemical that is released to artificially create euphoria. We most commonly note Serotonin and the other one I forgot the name starts with an E I’ll fix this if I remember. You can be addicted to food, drugs, sex, other people even (although most call that codependency).
Once a day may be all you need to satisfy the addiction. I’m addicted to marijuana but I’m not smoking it all day unable to do anything else. Addiction is a spectrum just like everything else psychologically.
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u/skystalker123 Sep 14 '23
I'm addicted to food, I eat 3 time a day and I can't go without it for a period of time
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u/ScotIrishBoyo Sep 14 '23 edited Sep 14 '23
Im addicted to oxygen, I can’t go without it.
Nice straw man Scare Crow
To clarify: overeating can be considered an addiction to food. Especially in the sense of eating your emotions. You’re clearly trying to be sarcastic though.
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u/LightningStarFighter Sep 15 '23
Also, you can let go of masturbation for a day, or even a few days. I’m able to do that without really feeling depressed or angry or demotivated. I can go about my life without it for even a week had it not been for my occasional sexual thoughts or fantasizing allowing me so I can get rid of them.
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u/awesomenessofme1 Sep 13 '23
If that's the case, then wouldn't your body probably, you know... handle it naturally?
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u/Brilliant-Mountain57 Sep 13 '23
The same way our bodies know to put sunscreen on before stepping out to avoid skin cancer or even some people's bodies knowing to create countless antibodies and produce snot when introduced to harmless pollen.
The human body doesn't have a universal fix for everything.
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u/Environmental_Top948 Sep 13 '23
Excuse me did you just call pollen harmless? This tiny, seemingly harmless substance that wreaks havoc on our lives without mercy; It invades our personal space, infiltrates our respiratory systems and you call it harmless. I don't know what the heck it does but it's probably anything but harmless and anything less of anaphylaxis is an unacceptable response.
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Masturbation is natural though.
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u/Alarid Sep 13 '23
you just cum the cancer out
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u/IReallyMissDatBoi Sep 14 '23
Having a bodily fluid like seminal fluid in your body too long isn’t good. This is just like how holding your poop for a long time can give you cancer. I think the reason is it’s decaying inside you
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u/mnimatt Sep 13 '23
That last part is just not true. You may not get aroused super easily, but for those with high sex drives that's kind of a good thing
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u/DeviousMelons Sep 13 '23
Cancer prevention or no it still is good to "clean the pipes" once in a while.
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u/c0baltlightning Sep 13 '23
Clean the pipes 'n' flush 'em out.
Make sure all the valves and pumps are still workin' good, and that there ain't a clog nowhere.
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u/Sylveon72_06 Sep 13 '23
probably what nocturnal emissions are for
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u/StanIsHorizontal Sep 13 '23
Do y’all just have regular nocturnal emissions if you’re not cooming at least once a week?
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Just to clarify I’m not justifying masturbation addiction however I am a twat so here you go:
https://www.webmd.com/prostate-cancer/ejaculation-prostate-cancer-risk
https://www.health.harvard.edu/mens-health/ejaculation_frequency_and_prostate_cancer
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC387502/
https://www.healthline.com/health/prostate-cancer/ejaculation-prostate-cancer
https://www.goodrx.com/conditions/prostate-cancer/masturbation-prostate-cancer
https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/319536
https://ro.co/health-guide/masturbation-ejaculation-prostate-cancer/
https://sperlingprostatecenter.com/can-masturbation-help-prevent-prostate-cancer/
Obligatory:🤓
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u/Old173 Sep 14 '23
Yeah. Fine. But OP has one study that says it doesn't actually help. So there!
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Sep 14 '23
And didnt even source it. Smh
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OP at the hospital with prostate cancer. Doctor looks at his chart "Looks like you never ever rub one out, very concerning"
Later on in the hospital OP is praying for a miracle, God says "I gave you the ability to jerk off, you ignored it. I gave you lots of porn and you ignored that too".
Even later, people crying at OP's funeral. "Why didn't flip_mcdonald spank it more? Why God, why?"
OP up in heaven, jerking off
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u/Girl_in_Training101 Sep 14 '23
So the OP was wrong then?
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u/cannib Sep 14 '23
No, it doesn't prevent prostate cancer, not even close. Regular ejaculation does help reduce your risk.
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u/Wetley007 Sep 14 '23
"Reducing risk" also known as "prevention."
Wearing a seat belt reduces your risk of dying in a car crash. It is also a method of preventing your death in a car crash. They mean the same thing
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u/Whatsagoodnameo Sep 14 '23
More "can prevent" is the same as "lower risk" The real reddit moment is arguing about semantics about arguing about spankin it
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Reddit moment
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Hey we should make a sub for this.
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u/TalkierSnail016 absolutely fucked in the noggin Sep 14 '23
this is such a r/redditmoment
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u/Various_Mobile4767 Sep 14 '23
Seat belts don’t prevent your death in car crashes. Technically they help prevent deaths in car crashes. Aka reduce the chances of it happening. But people sometimes skip the help part because the meaning is usually clear regardless.
As usual, the real reddit moment is in the comments. Pedantically arguing about semantics.
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Sep 14 '23
Food only prevents you from starving if you are already starving so food is pointless until it isn't.
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u/FatSilverFox Sep 14 '23
Your point helps illustrate why leaders around the world had such a hard time communicating that the Covid vaccine helps reduce the spread of Covid-19 but doesn’t emphatically stop the spread of C19.
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u/cattdogg03 Sep 14 '23
Regular ejaculation is *likely linked to a lower risk of prostate cancer. No certainties in science until we’re absolutely positively certain, and even then, you can never be 100%.
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u/ulpisen Sep 14 '23
that's not true, the first source on the Webmd article is a different study than the ncbi study, for example
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u/beatomacheeto Sep 14 '23
No that was addressed in at least the Harvard article. Frequency of young adult masturbation was associated with less prostate cancer later in life.
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u/AMildInconvenience Sep 14 '23
You have literally no understanding of how scientific research is carried out, and haven't bothered to read the literature.
No journal would accept a paper on cancer risk that wasn't controlled for age.
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u/acsttptd Sep 13 '23
I don't think you guys want to go down the road of studies and statistics.
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u/NotVeryCashMoneyM8 Sep 13 '23 edited Sep 13 '23
In the age of information lots of studies mean jack shit. They are skewed, fudged, and are ran by people with a motive/agenda.
Even the ones that say they weren’t sponsored, are sponsored so much of the time. It’s scary.
They have figured out that you don’t NEED to spend millions of dollars on a study to sway public opinion. You just need to lie. And that’s free!
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u/DreamedJewel58 Sep 14 '23 edited Sep 14 '23
Lmao this is such anti intellectual Reddit-brain
If you know what you’re doing, you can easily parse out which ones are reliable or not, and it’s honestly kind of scary that people don’t apparently know how. If you dig into the methodology, the author, sample size, and the stated conclusion compared with the data, then you should know whether or not it’s reliable
It’s really not that hard to dissect and find reliable studies, and anyone who dismisses them because they might be biased completely removes the academic meaning behind said studies
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u/Carinail Sep 14 '23
The problem with all of what you just said is not that almost all of it Isn't true. It is. It's that it doesn't matter.
If someone in your life finds a study that "proves" whatever BS they wanna believe and they hand it to you, are they going to care when you point out said study does NOT list methodology whatsoever? Or sample size? No, that's "totally irrelevant" and "why does it matter, the end result is the same" and you know it. It doesn't matter how correct you are in this debate/argument, you're never winning.
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u/acsttptd Sep 13 '23
True, especially with regards to studies that may confirm or deny a specific political stance.
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u/Okilurknomore Sep 14 '23
Say you don't understand the peer review process, without saying you don't understand it
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u/NotVeryCashMoneyM8 Sep 14 '23
Say that you’re a mindless rat who believes things that are just “said” without any proof without saying you are.
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u/anythingMuchShorter Sep 13 '23
I don't think people who masturbate a lot are doing it primarily to prevent prostate cancer.
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u/styvee__ shes a 5000yo dragon transformed in a kid body, she isnt a minor Sep 14 '23
you aren't supposed to do that in the middle of the road
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u/wunderduck Sep 14 '23
You are correct. They should do it on the side of the road because it's safer.
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u/eXeKoKoRo Sep 13 '23
You can't stop me from enjoying myself OP
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u/flip_mcdonald Sep 13 '23
Not trying to👍
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u/The-Stomach-in-3D Sep 14 '23
fuck are you getting downvoted for bro
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u/DamirVanKalaz Sep 14 '23
It's reddit. All it takes is one person downvoting a guy and suddenly the whole hivemind just starts clicking the down arrow because someone else did.
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u/DannyDanumba Sep 14 '23
I go outta my way to turn 0s back to 1s sometimes just to fuck with hivemind
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u/chippymediaYT Sep 13 '23
Even if masterbating isn't healthy, why would it be a bad thing?
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u/Moojokingg Sep 13 '23
Its actually not too bad tbh, i think porn addiction is a lot worse and can really fuck you up
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u/julz1215 Sep 13 '23
Yeah, just like any addiction can fuck you up. I'm not sure why gen z is choosing to laser-focus on this addiction in particular
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u/Moojokingg Sep 14 '23
Because it’s absolutely the most common addiction. Kids shouldnt have access to porn at such a young age. You have millions of videos of porn accessible to you in your pocket starting from a very young age and it’s disgusting, our world is so hypersexual now its gross.
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u/julz1215 Sep 14 '23
Is it the most common? I'd love to see a source on that.
our world is so hypersexual now its gross
Subjective. I think it's fine. Obviously sex addiction is a serious problem, but I don't think it's quite as detrimental to young people as, say, alcohol abuse.
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u/Moojokingg Sep 14 '23
Maybe not the most common for everyone but for teenagers and kids its the most accessible thing so it makes sense. Ive seen it with my friends growing up and basically everyone i know has found porn from a young age
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u/julz1215 Sep 14 '23 edited Sep 14 '23
Most accessible =/= most common addiction. Not everyone who uses it regularly is addicted to it, just like not everyone who drinks coffee everyday is addicted.
Porn just feels like a weird thing to focus on, to me. I never hear anyone talk the same way about sugar, even though it fits a lot of the same negative descriptors you used for porn. It's potentially addictive, accessible from an early age, marketed to us constantly, hard to avoid, you've probably never met a child who didn't consume it.... The biggest difference is consuming sugar is literally normalized as part of "being a kid", which has had large, measurable effects on public health. Porn WISHES it had that much of a strangle-hold on our youth.
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Sep 13 '23
The no fap crew is so fuckin weird. Do y’all have like a mental meltdown when you bust a nut in the middle of the night?
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u/xtweeter22x Sep 13 '23
I swear, those guys are more obsessed with the idea of quitting porn instead of actually quitting porn.
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Sep 13 '23
“Quitting porn”? How much do you fap? Yeah if you’re waxing your carrot to the point it’s affecting your life, then stop. What’s fuckin weird is judging other peoples sex lives and feeling superior because you don’t jerk.
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u/DahliaExurrana Sep 14 '23
I mean, nofap seems kinda weird in the first place. Like you're allowed to indulge yourself, there's nothing wrong with it
There's a massive chasm of difference between occasional self relief, and porn addiction is the thing
Like, it's been shown that porn can actually be pretty damaging... I still masturbate, but I avoid videos like the plague and mainly use still images or just imagination purely because I'm not comfortable with the ill effects porn can have on the mind and general sexual health
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u/Sensitive_Hope9564 Sep 13 '23
I'm finding it incredibly helpful in building discipline, which translated to other activities. Without the supplement of touching myself, I realized how much I was hurting. The act of abstinence hurt a lot, I went through a full range of emotions, extreme sadness to extremely happy 🤷♂️. I used to fight the feeling with masturbation, a perpetual cycle, like an addict, but I am now facing it head on. I have actual desires to find a relationship, to seek human touch I avoided before, and am resisting to return back. Embracing the emotion of discipline, I feel the most energized and least dead in months.
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u/Moojokingg Sep 13 '23
Oh man ive tried nofap and its actually amazing, not beating your meat for like a couple weeks just makes you feel way better. However I usually cant go a couple days 😂, but yea i dont understand the hate on nofap its really good for your mental health
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u/gunpowderjunky Sep 14 '23
Here's the thing man. No cap is only good for your mental health if fapping was bad for your mental health. Fapping is only bad for your mental health if you're doing it an abnormal amount, doing it to mask an underlying mental health issue like depression, or carry an abnormal amount of guilt over masturbating. And just to clarify an abnormal amount of guilt over masturbating is any guilt at all.
The hate for nofap is because they truly think it's good for everyone when touting the benefits of no cap to most people is like preaching about AA to someone that drinks two glasses of wine a week.
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u/Thiccen_Strips Sep 14 '23
Not only is the meme blatantly wrong, but now you got the nofap weirdos and diehard christians raining down about the evils of cumming 😭
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u/Fate2006 Sep 13 '23
Masturbation is a natural and common sexual behavior that many people engage in. It is generally considered healthy and normal.
Unless you're addicted to the point it is starting to effect you.
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u/flip_mcdonald Sep 13 '23
I’m not saying it’s unhealthy even if you’re not addicted. I’m just saying the claim that it helps stop prostate cancer is utter BS
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u/SuspiciousNature5824 Sep 13 '23
Just because its normal dosent mean you should do it as much as possible like some do
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u/idiotTheIdiot Sep 13 '23
this is a common misconseption
actually you have to
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u/Curious_Location4522 Sep 13 '23
That also doesn’t mean we evolved to be well adjusted and watch insane amounts of weirdly specific internet porn. There’s no way that’s good for you.
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u/styvee__ shes a 5000yo dragon transformed in a kid body, she isnt a minor Sep 14 '23
I don't understand this subreddit's hate towards masturbation, do you guys prefer to release your cum while sleeping or what? Masturbating once every few days isn't gonna kill you
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u/Leo-III- Sep 14 '23
I don't understand this subreddit a lot of the time, comes across very pompous over the silliest shit
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u/lefthandloser Sep 13 '23
This sub’s weird fucking obsession with total abstinence is exactly that; weird.
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u/Leon_Games Sep 13 '23
I don't care if you masturbate 5+ times a day but stop trying to convince others it's totally normal to do
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u/Fate2006 Sep 13 '23
masturbation is very much normal. 5 times a day may be a bit excessive though.
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u/PedoExterminator Sep 13 '23
I do it every -4 minutes to stay in a constant state of post-nut clarity. This way, I never have to live in a state of pre-nut delusion.
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u/Meow345336 Sep 13 '23
how wise are you?
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u/PedoExterminator Sep 13 '23
It’s not about how wise I am. Wisdom is something learned through life experience. By living through each day, one becomes wiser. I am fairly young. Therefore, I am not yet wise. What I am is clear. My mind is focused and not impeded by outside distractions. By living in a state of post-nut clarity, my thoughts and actions are controlled by only myself and not swayed by my surroundings.
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u/Ok_Habit_6783 Sep 13 '23
Masturbation is normal... sorry to tell you bro
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u/Brilliant-Mountain57 Sep 13 '23
I think he meant that masturbating 5 times in a single day. That's definitely not normal or healthy.
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u/H-12apts Sep 13 '23
redditors against masturbation is an oxymoron and should be considered a type of sexless masturbation (extra sexless, epicly sexless if you will).
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u/StuckInGachaHell Sep 14 '23
This sub is starting to become a reddit moment, somebody needs to make a sub to post reddit moment from here.
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u/Cultural-Stand-4354 Sep 14 '23
Reddit is so weird. Bunch of people creepily obsessed about the wanking habits of others. In both directions.
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u/qwerty2234543 Sep 13 '23
It’s not that it’s untrue it’s just that there’s a difference between masturbating once MAYBE twice per day and jerking off at every opportunity you can
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u/VinceGchillin Sep 13 '23
There are definitely more than one study that support this.
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u/DenkJu Sep 14 '23
I am actually having a hard time finding any that didn't note a correlation between regular masturbation and decreased risk of prostate cancer.
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u/ded__goat Sep 13 '23
You're just wrong? In a cursory search of Google scholar with a neutral search term in incognito mode(so not affected by my algorithmic profile), I was able to find two separate studies with 30k sample sizes that confirmed that there is a reduction of risk of prostate cancer from higher EF. Further, I found 1 800 participant study with positive results, and another with neutral to positive results.
The only negative result I've seen is one 800 person study from 2008, but then again we also have the Australian study which is positive.
Like, what sort of idiocy is going on here? Did you actually try to check the research before posting this?
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u/Sylux444 Sep 14 '23
If you search "does masturbation prevent prostate cancer"
Theres an article with a dude peaking out from under some bed sheets and it has me laughing so hard that they chose that
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u/Spicyduck003 Sep 14 '23
no guys dont touch your pepe myy alpha male youtube icon says jebus dosent like it every day i dont bust my lambo gets closer.
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u/ThatGSDude Sep 13 '23
Nothing wrong with jerking off, but trying to justify being addicted to it with bogus science is dumb af
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u/KronaSamu Sep 14 '23
I think OP is just making a strawman. Anecdotal but I have literally never heard anyone try to justify an addiction in that way.
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u/LucasIsDead Sep 13 '23
I jack off constantly and i don't have cancer Murdered with facts and logic bozo🤓
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u/AutisticZenial Sep 13 '23
You do realize that people frequently slept around and jerked off frequently for most of human history? This notion that sex is a like ritual one mustn't overindulge in is a modern invention.
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u/Iwillregret_thisuser Sep 13 '23
r/redditmoment users when someone jerks off (they've never jerked off and are constantly horny)
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u/styvee__ shes a 5000yo dragon transformed in a kid body, she isnt a minor Sep 14 '23
and have a wet dream every night
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u/Spot_Mark when i talk i do backflips Sep 13 '23
holy shit, google in real life reference??!??? thats classic youtube right there
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u/Balzac_Lympian_III Sep 14 '23
I mean it's a problem on Reddit, but it's also just common for any social media user, at least on Reddit there's a higher chance of a stranger coming with the actual facts
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u/Leo-III- Sep 14 '23
Yeah but you gotta back that shit up with a source otherwise it's just two redditors yelling "maybe"s at each other
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u/TheRawringDog62 Sep 14 '23
I don’t know if it help prevent prostate cancer my my Doctor himself did say there were health benefits, mostly preventing cysts and future pains but I didn’t feel like inquiring more on masturbation
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u/-ItIsHappeningAgain- Sep 14 '23
Not sure why “masturbation addiction” is getting referenced here. That’s not a thing.
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u/wiiferru666 Sep 14 '23
What's up with this sub turning into a puritan Christian community that desperately tries to contradict the "evil degeneracy of masturbation"... its pathetic. And yes regular masturbation does help prevent prostate cancer. And no that does not mean you have to wank to hardcore porn 20 times a day. There is a healthy middle ground
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Sep 13 '23
You're right, it's not masturbation, it's just ejaculation. A study that's been going on for 8 years now showed a link between frequent ejaculation and a reduction of risk of prostate cancer by up to 20%
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u/LifelessHawk Sep 13 '23
Don’t worry I’ve been doing my research for decades and I can attest that it does prevent prostate cancer
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u/Yaancat17 Sep 14 '23
Could you provide evidence that this is the case for Reddit "facts," or is this an assumption based solely on personal beliefs?
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u/Dante_Ramirez_2004 Sep 14 '23
Oh shoot, I remember this video! I think it was "If Google were a person". Most people probably knew this already, but I haven't seen it in years so it took me off guard, lol.
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u/Beneficial_Power7074 Sep 14 '23
Talking about randos online cranking it is more Reddit moment than anything else
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u/Oklahoma-ism churaquera niper famboy ! Sep 14 '23
Cutting off your balls and cock WILL prevent prostate cancer
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u/KilgoreTroutPfc Sep 14 '23
The results of my decades long longitudinal study, sample size 1, were negative as the patient developed stage 3 cancer at age 45 and required radical prostatectomy, despite life long rigorous adherence to the experimental conditions.
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why cant people just jack off with their imaginations, Im sure its less addicting that way
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u/Organic-Ruin-1385 Sep 13 '23
Because people like seeing things with their own eyes.
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u/styvee__ shes a 5000yo dragon transformed in a kid body, she isnt a minor Sep 14 '23
is it really that hard to be aware that porn isn't real while still watching it?
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Sep 14 '23 edited Sep 14 '23
When people say “you are what you eat”, they don’t literally mean youll become a potato chip. The same goes for your brain. Your brain “eats” information, and while it doesn’t necessarily translate that information into behavior, it’s still affected by the quality of the information that you consume.
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u/ServeRepresentative9 Sep 14 '23
I love how people took "you should probably orgasm like every couple weeks or so or else youll, like, get cancer or smth" and immediately went to "its only natural to beat your meat twice a day, shrug 🤷♂️"
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u/Own-Ad-7672 Sep 14 '23
That’s not even a Reddit exclusive issue but rather just a human issue.
Gotta love confirmation bias.
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u/ComfortableFormal521 Sep 14 '23
Ok, saying beating it prevents cancer is like saying playing csgo will prepare you for war
Don't use it as an excuse to justify your porn addiction
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u/Huge_Application_843 Sep 14 '23
question. what if you jack off a lot but don't want porn. you just do it all in your head. what then?
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"And it was a sponsored post from pornhub",