Debunking Masturbation Myths: Masturbation is not real sex, only young people masturbate

May of each year is the famous "Masturbation Month" in the United States, which is used to commemorate a surgeon in San Francisco who supported teenage masturbation in 1995. The doctor, named Woody Allen, believed that masturbation should be included in sex trade courses and called on people to eliminate common misunderstandings about masturbation.

Myth 1: Masturbation is only for immature people.

Correct answer: Masturbation is not just for young people, but a lifelong habit. Surveys show that at least one-third of people over 60 have masturbated. Therefore, masturbation is not an immature sexual behavior, but a sign of maturity.

Myth 2: Masturbation is not real sex.

Correct answer: Masturbation can bring people sexual excitement and orgasm, which are real feelings, and it is also a way to enjoy sex.

Myth 3: Masturbation is harmful to your health.

Correct answer: It is ridiculous to blame masturbation for health problems. Just like eating, no one is stupid enough to kill themselves. Masturbation will not harm your health as long as it is done in moderation.

Myth 4: Men need to masturbate more than women.

Correct answer: There is no physiological evidence that men need to masturbate more than women. Surveys show that more than 70% of women have masturbated. Masturbation is good for women both physically and mentally, helping them understand their bodies better and achieve orgasm more easily.

Myth 5: Attached people don’t need to masturbate.

Correct answer: Many married people still masturbate. Just like couples need some alone time sometimes, the same is true for sex. Masturbation helps people understand their bodies better, which in turn makes sex better.

Myth 6: Frequent masturbation will make people lose interest in sex.

Correct answer: Masturbation is the catalyst for a perfect sex life. The pleasure it brings may make people more eager for sex. Facts show that people who masturbate frequently have stronger sexual desire.

Myth 7: Masturbation has nothing to do with children.

Correct answer: Masturbation starts in your mother's belly. You must have masturbated consciously or unconsciously during your growth. There is no harm in this. On the contrary, the earlier you explore your body through masturbation, the more sexual happiness you will get in your future sex life. Therefore, if your child explores his body, don't be surprised, but there is one thing you must tell your child: this must be done in a safe and private environment, and never let strangers touch your body.

Myth 8: Masturbation is completely safe.

Correct answer: Masturbation does have many benefits, and you don't have to worry about contracting STDs or getting pregnant, but masturbation is not 100% safe. You need to be prepared beforehand, such as washing your hands before masturbating, and if you use sex toys, be sure to buy products from legitimate manufacturers.