Is it okay not to ejaculate?

If you feel like ejaculating now, but don't ejaculate in time, it is likely to cause semen blockage. At this time, men are particularly prone to penis pain, and sometimes even some prostate diseases may occur, so you must actively treat it. This phenomenon is very related to frequent masturbation in men. So is it okay not to ejaculate when you ejaculate?

This practice is called holding back. When you are about to ejaculate, suddenly stop the movement and pinch the penis, and the semen will not be ejaculated. It is okay to do it once in a while, but it is not good to do it often. When the sexual organs are about to ejaculate, they are always in a state of congestion. It will disappear immediately after ejaculation. If you don't ejaculate, it will disappear slowly. Over time, it may cause inflammation of the prostate and other sexual organs. Another way is to pinch the root of the penis at the moment of ejaculation. You will also feel ejaculation. The penis jumps and ejaculates, but the semen does not ejaculate from the urethra. In this case, you also ejaculate, but because you pinch it, it ejaculates backwards into the bladder. This is also harmful to the body. So if you want to ejaculate, ejaculate, and if you don't want to ejaculate, don't stimulate the penis. You cannot stop halfway. Stopping ejaculation halfway will cause the greatest harm.

This is not a good habit. If you forcefully stop ejaculation, retrograde ejaculation will occur and semen will enter the bladder. If this continues, it will cause repeated retrograde ejaculation during normal sexual life, causing infertility or erectile dysfunction. Long-term congestion of the prostate that cannot be released will also cause prostatitis.

Most people want to feel the pleasure of ejaculation during sex, but some people, for some reason (such as fear of pregnancy, believing that semen is the essence of the human body, etc.), resist ejaculation when sexual intercourse is about to reach climax, or even pinch the penis with their hands before climax to prevent semen from ejaculating. This practice of resisting ejaculation is harmful and useless, and there are four reasons for this:

First, both men and women will not be able to obtain sexual satisfaction: Ejaculation is a normal physiological process, which can not only produce sexual pleasure, obtain sexual satisfaction, make the sex life of both men and women harmonious, but also make family life happy and full of fun. Forcing yourself not to ejaculate will inevitably lose this kind of life fun, making both parties unsatisfied.

Second, holding back ejaculation can easily lead to sexual dysfunction: Sexual response is a natural process. Artificial interference or control can cause sexual dysfunction. Holding back ejaculation is controlled by the brain, which can produce an inhibitory effect and easily lead to sexual dysfunction. Some people suffer from "anejaculation syndrome" because of "holding back".

Three factors that cause infertility are retrograde ejaculation: During orgasm, the vas deferens, seminal vesicles, prostate gland and urethra muscles contract rhythmically, so ejaculation must occur. It is useless to resist. If you forcefully hold the semen with your hands to prevent it from being discharged, the semen will often be forced to break through the bladder opening and enter the bladder, forming "retrograde ejaculation". This can form a conditioned reflex for a long time, causing frequent retrograde ejaculation and infertility.

Fourth, it is the root cause of various sexual dysfunctions or neurasthenia: Some people resist ejaculation for fear of losing semen, thinking that semen is the essence of the human body. In fact, semen is just a secretion. If it is not discharged through ejaculation, it will inevitably be lost through ejaculation or urination. And having this idea is often the root cause of various sexual dysfunctions or neurasthenia.