Serious Diseases That Masturbation May Cause
ZEROCHU·MSingle life is free, and one can have more freedom in their life. When night falls, the feeling of longing for love always becomes stronger, so the whispers between women and themselves become ambiguous, and a person's "self-service supper" becomes even more enjoyable and exciting. But in this kind of caressing towards oneself, do women really know how to take care of themselves? And is this' midnight dessert 'beneficial to health?
Misconception 1: Masturbation can treat insomnia on summer nights
Description: Lonely you are often one of the elite women in this city, dressed in beautiful professional attire during the day, fighting like men in the aimless workplace. After eight hours of normal work and n hours of overtime, the moonlight accompanies you home.
Take it off at the moment of high heels, it is difficult to conceal the tired and lonely expression. You are well aware that women should be fully independent both financially and physically, and you should take your sexual needs seriously. With the gradual overthrow of the "masturbation harms the body" theory, masturbation has become your secret pleasure, and even regarded it as a panacea for insomnia that has proven to be beneficial without harm.
Analysis: The weather is too hot, whether you like it or not, you will do some "sunbathing" in the sun to some extent. The result is that the body always feels hot, actually because the blood flow inside the body accelerates, metabolism increases, and more hormones are produced, which causes people to be more "thirsty" than usual. Even if you exercise very little during the day, you will still sweat a lot. Although masturbation is a personal game, it is not an easy thing. While it consumes energy, you will also sweat a lot, which is very damaging to your vitality. Long term excessive masturbation can also cause dizziness and tinnitus, which not only does not treat insomnia, but also affects sleep.
Misconception 2: Masturbation does not cause any illnesses
Description: When various sexually transmitted diseases and even
When AIDS began to strike like a raging beast, sometimes you used protective measures such as condoms to resist these terrible diseases, and sometimes you adopted the strategy of "keeping the enemy outside the country", no longer having sexual relations with the opposite sex casually. Masturbation became the best way to solve the problem, and from then on, you thought you could rest assured and not be associated with various diseases.
Analysis: When some single women still inexplicably suffer from various gynecological diseases, the problem arises. Since it has nothing to do with men, why do they still get sick?
In fact, even healthy women have nearly half of them carrying mold. Under normal circumstances, the vaginal environment itself is in a state of balance and has a self-cleaning function. The vagina maintains a certain acidity with a pH value below 4, allowing these molds to quietly reside in the vagina and coexist with more than ten types of bacteria, restraining and harmoniously coexisting with each other, like a well-organized small society that does not cause diseases. And when this balance is disrupted, problems arise. When masturbating, if one does not pay attention to the cleanliness of their hands, bedding, and masturbation tools, or frequently uses alkaline washes due to excessive hygiene, it can disrupt this balance and increase the risk of illness.
Misconception 3: Psychological Fear of Masturbation
Description: You enjoy sexual pleasure alone through masturbation, but this is always an unspoken secret. Traditional customs and social pressures cannot make you scream when you have pleasure. Family, colleagues, and friends don't need to mention it. Even in front of the closest confidant, masturbation is strictly prohibited from being discussed, and the words spoken are embarrassing. So you enjoyed it physically while being afraid psychologically, gradually becoming a faintly painful scar in your heart.
Analysis: The greater harm of masturbation often lies not in masturbation itself, but in the psychological burden it causes. The earliest positive evaluation of masturbation appeared in the 17th century, when the doctor Sinidadi supported it. He proposed that masturbation not only prevented diseases, but also made people look good. Modern medicine believes that not only is there no conclusive evidence to suggest that masturbation is a sinful and immature behavior, but there is also a lot of evidence to suggest that masturbation is at least harmless. Many Western scholars believe that masturbation, like eating, is an instinctive activity of human beings, and the body has self-regulation, so there is no such thing as excessive masturbation. When they feel uncomfortable, they will naturally stop.
