I'm going to not masturbate until I meet my significant other
Post number #373258, ID: 05245d
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It's like climbing mount Everest
Post number #373271, ID: 8f0667
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the sex is going to be incredible.
Post number #373279, ID: ce19fd
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You will cum just looking at her
Post number #373311, ID: c62bfb
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Guess youll never cum again then
Post number #373328, ID: 6cde77
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Thats actually dangerous. You can get an infection from getting horny and not doing anything with it actually. With that masturbation lowers your risk for prostate cancer.
Post number #373475, ID: 962eec
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Rip OP's bed and blankets
Post number #373489, ID: 10e1ed
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just masterbate like once a month or so, without porn, only imagination.
Post number #373509, ID: 582f41
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This is a bad idea. Back when I was less sexually experienced I thought this was a good idea since it would mean you have more cum for the actual fucking, but now I realize it just means you're going to cum too early and neither of you is going to have fun.
So just masturbate normally.
Post number #373554, ID: 03d20b
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>>6cde77 First thing you said is wrong, you can't get an infection unless you have bacteria in your urethra already. Second thing doesn't really matter, let's say OP is in his twenties. The chance of him getting prostate cancer at that age is basically non-existent. It's basically the same chance as getting a brain tumor. No-fap wouldn't exist if there was an extremely heightened risk of prostate cancer.
Post number #373576, ID: 54be20
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>>373554 I'm pretty sure that the threat to prostate health is for the future. Things you do at a young age will affect whether you get cancer or not later on in life.
Post number #373885, ID: 452ed9
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Just fap
Post number #373903, ID: e5efa1
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Ha! Good joke, OP.
Post number #374391, ID: 91d90e
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ur peepee is gonna die
Post number #374553, ID: 65d5fe
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>>373554 >you can't get an infection unless you have bacteria in your urethra already In a healthy urethra there is always bacteria. It's no sterile laboratory.
Post number #374568, ID: 4bcee9
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>>65d5fe yes, of course, the entire body is covered bacteria. but your body won't naturally keep bacteria that will give you an infection
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