Question: Will frequent masturbation cause the genitals to deform?

Even with a sexual partner, many people still masturbate. Masturbation is a normal means of sexual release, mainly through the caressing of the reproductive organs to obtain sexual pleasure. So, will long-term masturbation cause penis deformation?

Q: Although I have a happy sex life, I still often masturbate to feel "sexual".

Would this be disrespectful to him? I also heard that masturbation can cause physical fatigue or sexual organ deformation, discoloration, frigidity, etc. Is this true?

A: The sexual organs of men and women are nothing more than receptors of sensations. They feel things just like you feel things with your fingertips. When you use "her" to feel and enjoy, it is a step for you to explore your body and mind personally. This process may seem simple, but it is a knot in people's hearts. Especially as we have gone through various eras and cultures, this problem is like a strong rope that tightly strangles our necks, making us feel powerless. Do you respect him or not? Don't be trapped by moral guilt. Pursuing sexual pleasure is by no means a sinful thing. Through your own exploration, you should know clearly which part can best enhance the pleasure.

Therefore, before having sex with him, you can tell him about the parts of your body that you discovered can bring you pleasure through masturbation. This is also the best way to eliminate human anxiety, shame, and guilt about sex. When both of you have gone through this stage, you will no longer have a repressive attitude towards sexual desire and various sexual activities. This will help you to become the best lovers, promote each other's sexual life, and deepen each other's joy. Basically, masturbation is harmless, but excessive masturbation can indeed cause some degree of physical harm. Therefore, touching yourself in the right, clean and appropriate way and frequency will not cause any negative effects. Don't worry about being shy! Affirming sexual desire and having the courage to explore are the new positioning and new power of contemporary women.

The benefits of moderate masturbation

Masturbation is not a shameful thing. In fact, as early as 1995, the United States designated May of each year as "National Masturbation Month." Masturbation is a common, healthy, safe and natural form of sexual expression, with 98% of people having experienced it. Earlier studies have shown that masturbation rates are higher among men and women with higher education, more frequent sexual thoughts, sexual experience before puberty, and more sexual partners.

Studies have found that masturbation is good for the health of both men and women. For men, masturbation can help improve immune system function and prevent prostatitis. In addition, Australian researchers found that men aged 20 to 50 who masturbate more than five times a week can reduce their risk of prostate cancer by one-third.

For women, masturbation can help prevent vaginal candidal infections, relieve premenstrual syndrome, and relieve cramps and back pain. Candidal vaginitis is caused by fungal infection. Its incidence rate is second only to Trichomonas vaginitis. Candidal vaginitis is more common in young girls, pregnant women, diabetic patients, and postmenopausal patients who have been treated with high doses of estrogen.

What is moderate masturbation?

When it comes to moderate masturbation, we generally don’t have a clear limit on the number of times for masturbation, whether it’s three times a day or twice a day, there is no definite limit on the number of times. It just means that you should not masturbate too frequently, so much so that it affects your work, study and life the next day. Masturbation itself is an act of seeking sexual pleasure, just don't let it affect other aspects.