I am a 13 year old boy, and i do not get orgasm's everytime i masturbate.why!?!
Question: I am a 13 year old boy, and i do not get orgasm's everytime i masturbate.why!.?
i think i have sexual anhedonia but i do get orgasms most of the time.
and yes, i get to the point of ejaculation when i do not get an orgasm.
and please i dont want any comments about how masturbation is wrong!!!Health Question & Answer
and yes, i get to the point of ejaculation when i do not get an orgasm.
and please i dont want any comments about how masturbation is wrong!!!Health Question & Answer
Answers:
At 13, your body is still developing, probably very rapidly. A lot of variation is normal, including your patterns of orgasm / ejeculation.
Sexual anhedonia.? fagaddabatit! (Forget about it!) You've been trying to do research, and that's good, but you have also been trying to diagnose yourself, and that job is for a physician. And no, I don't think you need to consult a physician about this. It's just a normal part of growing up.
And I *won't* tell you that masturbation is wrong. This is a view that used to be held, but not any more.
Unless masturbation interferes with other activities, there is no such thing as too much. Many teen and pre-teen boys masturbate once or twice a day, and this pattern can continue into adulthood and middle age. More than this or less than this is also quite common.
If you masturbate often, you would want to watch your technique, so as not to chafe the skin on your penis. Other than this, no worries.
It will not interfere with you hormone (testosterone) production, it will not interfere with your growth and development, it will not cause acne, it will not affect your vision, it will not cause hair to grow in your palms, and it won't show. It is also not addictive. Masturbation will not contribute to baldness later in life.
Masturbation will absolutely not affect your future sex life. You will be able to "get off" just fine by other means in the future. It will not cause premature ejaculation (c**mming too fast). You cannot "run out" of sperm or semen, as these are replaced by your body on a continual basis. If you masturbate a good deal, or close together in time, you could notice a temporary reduction in semen, but it will build back up again.
There are some studies showing that regular ejaculation early in life can reduce the incidence of prostate cancer later on.Health Question & Answer
Sexual anhedonia.? fagaddabatit! (Forget about it!) You've been trying to do research, and that's good, but you have also been trying to diagnose yourself, and that job is for a physician. And no, I don't think you need to consult a physician about this. It's just a normal part of growing up.
And I *won't* tell you that masturbation is wrong. This is a view that used to be held, but not any more.
Unless masturbation interferes with other activities, there is no such thing as too much. Many teen and pre-teen boys masturbate once or twice a day, and this pattern can continue into adulthood and middle age. More than this or less than this is also quite common.
If you masturbate often, you would want to watch your technique, so as not to chafe the skin on your penis. Other than this, no worries.
It will not interfere with you hormone (testosterone) production, it will not interfere with your growth and development, it will not cause acne, it will not affect your vision, it will not cause hair to grow in your palms, and it won't show. It is also not addictive. Masturbation will not contribute to baldness later in life.
Masturbation will absolutely not affect your future sex life. You will be able to "get off" just fine by other means in the future. It will not cause premature ejaculation (c**mming too fast). You cannot "run out" of sperm or semen, as these are replaced by your body on a continual basis. If you masturbate a good deal, or close together in time, you could notice a temporary reduction in semen, but it will build back up again.
There are some studies showing that regular ejaculation early in life can reduce the incidence of prostate cancer later on.Health Question & Answer
Hmm that's strange. I know women don't orgasm as easily as men, but if you are getting to the point of ejaculation, which apparently is what gives a man an orgasm, and yet not recieving one, then there is something happening (or not happening as the case may be).
You are quite young, so it will most likely fix itself in time....?Health Question & Answer
You are quite young, so it will most likely fix itself in time....?Health Question & Answer
There is nothing wrong with masturbation, it feels good and also keeps the prostate healthy, reduces sexual tension and is normal and natural.
However, you're just 13, and not developed yet. Don't overdo it, you still have another five years of puberty, possibly more.Health Question & Answer
However, you're just 13, and not developed yet. Don't overdo it, you still have another five years of puberty, possibly more.Health Question & Answer
If you actually ejaculate, then that is your orgasm.
They aren't all the same. Sometimes it's fantastic, and your whole body joins in, sometimes you just ejaculate. It depends on how turned on you are.
And whatever anyone else says, masturbation is good for you.
Keep it up, hope this helpsHealth Question & Answer
They aren't all the same. Sometimes it's fantastic, and your whole body joins in, sometimes you just ejaculate. It depends on how turned on you are.
And whatever anyone else says, masturbation is good for you.
Keep it up, hope this helpsHealth Question & Answer
Maybe your just not finished dude.? Unless your penis gets limp, you're not done.
3 times a day if good for your age.Health Question & Answer
3 times a day if good for your age.Health Question & Answer
It really depends, if you masturbate and *** every so often in a routine then you lose the sensibility of orgasms. if so you should cut back or even try edgingHealth Question & Answer
dude, i was in the same boat like last year and i am 13 so yeah it will come eventually. just keep beating your meat it will comeHealth Question & Answer
no ur defenatly not doing it wrong
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