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Doug Adams

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I write from the point of view that masturbation is normal, healthy, and fun, and even necessary to sexual health. I am able to answer questions in all areas of sexuality.

Amir J.

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Taoist expert(old chinese sexual traditions)which study The relationship between ejaculation and longevity. Any problems or questions related to masturbation , intercourse, ejaculation frequency . i give u the knowledge in life to avoid the worst ravages of old age, retard the loss of vital energy and live longer lives than those who didn't practice any taoism or ejaculation control.

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2012-02-06 Am I masturbating too much?:

Masturbating is good for you.  It is healthy, normal, and fun.  Your frequency is normal, and if anything, you are on the low end of normal.  Most males masturbate daily until about age 24 and then the

2012-02-06 Retarded ejaculation:

Retarded ejaculation, which also goes by other unpleasant names such as delayed ejaculation and anorgasmia means that a male cannot reach orgasm in intercourse when he wants to.  In general, a male should

2012-02-04 Another form of stimulation?:

I mean that it's another part of you that's making contact, in addition to your hand and the object or surface you were thrusting against.  So that's three things that are making contact.  Most males who

2012-02-02 Masturbating face down.:

It's involving another body part and another form of stimulation in the mix.  I have much experience dealing with males (and some females) who masturbate prone, but I don't recall a case such as you describe

2012-02-02 Masturbating face down.:

Yes, that is still prone masturbation, also known as Traumatic Masturbatory Syndrome (TMS), and in fact, what you describe might be worse than ordinary TMS.  I hope you have given up all forms of masturbating

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