This Male Full Body Analysis was written at the request of the owner of said body. A conversation took place on the internet where the individual stated he did not believe his body was changed by masturbation. He provided a picture of himself for analysis as a challenge, and asked for it to be analyzed. The post below is the answer to that request.
via Masturbation Changed Male Full Body Example 17 » The Master Of Bation.
…So, all of that being said – it is my belief, as well as all sex addiction treatment professionals and those that accept sexual addiction as a valid diagnosis – living a life of secrecy (a “double life”) is not fun, NOR is claiming to be a sex addict an excuse for bad behavior; rather it is the acknowledgment that there is an aspect of one’s life they cannot control and they need treatment in order to regain what has been lost or displaced because of their addiction.
via Is Claiming You’re a Sex Addict Just an Excuse for Bad Behavior? | Sex and Intimacy.
One of the major reasons is the rapid proliferation of Internet porn—these days, all you have to do is log on to your laptop to be a few clicks away from everything from the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue to hardcore video clips. Easy access to porn has made frequent masturbation among men more common, which turn can increase the time it takes to reach orgasm and ejaculate during real sex. With so many varieties of porn at your fingertips, you may get in the habit of having a steady flow of sexual novelty and intense visual stimulation and therefore have a more difficult time reaching peak levels of sexual arousal with your real-world partner.
via Too Much of a Good Thing? When Sex Lasts Too Long – FoxNews.com.
A growing number of young, healthy Internet pornography users are complaining of delayed ejaculation, inability to be turned on by real partners, and sluggish erections.
Lots of guys, 20s or so, can’t get it up anymore with a real girl, and they all relate having a serious porn/masturbation habit. Guys will never openly discuss this with friends or co-workers, for fear of getting laughed out of town. But when someone tells their story on a health forum, and there are 50-100 replies from other guys who struggle with the same thing, this is for real.
more Porn-Induced Sexual Dysfunction Is A Growing Problem | Psychology Today
…The first process urged me towards greater sexual gratification and the easiest way to do that was through porn. The second process then kicked in and made me feel ashamed of viewing the porn. The first process retaliated by increasing my desires, driving me back to the ‘net and escalating from soft porn to hardcore. The second process responded by heaping greater shame and self-disgust upon me. This Catch-22 spiralled with ever-increasing intensity until it took over my life. Both processes were simply doing what they were programmed to do. This was a cycle without end – until, as already related in this series, I realised that unconditional acceptance of my sexual self was the key. This disempowered the negative process, allowing me to disengage from the Catch-22. And because I was then free to allow sexual joy into my actual life, the need for the porn substitute subsided…..
Masturbation will change the size and shape of the head, as well as changing the mentality, personality, and emotional makeup of the masturbating individual. The above picture shows why.
via The Master Of Bation.
Q: My ex moved out six years ago. We have two daughters he saw every other weekend. They are now 18 and 20. My ex remains a “functional alcoholic” but his more debilitating addiction is pornography. Since my daughters only saw their dad every other weekend, they were unaware of his addictions. When my older daughter left for college we discussed the alcoholism. As the younger daughter leaves this fall, it’s time both know about their addiction history. Alcohol I can explain. How do I discuss porn’s dangers and addictiveness while respecting their love for their dad?
via Health | How to talk to kids about their father’s addictions | Seattle Times Newspaper.
I lost my virginity last night.
I’m a straight male in my early 30s, so it was about time. It wasn’t awkward, and we had a good time. However, I didn’t climax during sex, which is a result of years of death-grip masturbation. (Thanks for the warning, Dan, I’m sorry I didn’t heed it.) She took it personally, but seemed satisfied when I said it was only nerves.
Here’s some headline news for anyone who has been trained that Internet porn use is harmless: Physical evidence of addiction processes is showing up in the brains of avid Internet video-gamers. So, how can Internet porn use not trigger such brain changes? After all, use of online erotica has greater potential for becoming compulsive than online gaming according to Dutch researchers.
via Ominous News for Porn Users: Internet Addiction Atrophies Brains | Psychology Today.