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Keep it simple. The answer is to do exactly what you want. If you want a relationship, go for it. If you want to have lots of sex, go after it. Just make your intentions clear as Mark Manson would teach. Speaking from experience of a 5 year relationship when I was young (age 16 onwards), I did personally struggle with the idea of not sleeping with anyone else (she was my first at the time). Probably depends a lot on your personality. Some guys are definitely more curious while others are fully content with keeping their sexual experiences limited to fewer women. It's really entirely up to you to choose. I wouldn't base my decision off of what others think, but rather think and feel deeply about your circumstances and choose what's important and desirable to you. You don't want to turn down the possibility of having a relationship with a good chick, especially if you've never been in one. That would be my take. But again it's totally up to you my man. Relationships can also be amazing for building your sex and intimacy experiences simply because you literally just have a way higher volume of sex in relationships compared to being single, unless ofc you are an absolute animal at pick-up.

Cheers mate for the reply. When you say degree of nutritional therapy, do you mean just a bachelors of nutrition in general? Here in Aus we don't have degrees in nutritional therapy as far as I know, unless maybe from a niche naturapathic uni. Also, I wasn't saying mainstream medicine is bogus, more so that mainstream medicine THINKS that natural medicine is bogus. Haha. But agree with the points you made there.

Hey Michael, just curious what your opinion on this is today? Lot's of people especially those from modern medicine backgrounds think natural medicine, TCM, herbalism, functional medicine, etc is total bogus. In my experience it has been very powerful (certain herbs/medicinal shrooms i..e, cordyceps have been lifechanging, nutrition therapy i.e., D3, NAC, Bs, methylation i.e., SAMe & vitamin Bs, leaky gut hypothesis -> I do better on an animal-based diet but slowly increasing the foods I can eat as I experience more & more healing), but I do admit I've been very liberal and perhaps slightly reckless in my approach to healing & experimenting with different things given that I was suffering so much. I've been thinking about building a potential life purpose in this field, but can't help feel a lot of mainstream medicine think it's complete BS and quackery. It's super discouraging. Appreciate any response & your view point.

If nightgame doesn't suit you, why don't you try daygame? Few options: - Go out twice a week. Friday & Saturday night. - Do quick daygame sessions during lunch breaks or before work (depending on what time you start etc). You'd need to be working in or near CBD tho. - Friday & saturday daygame. Either all. As for the sleep, can't really comment on that lol if I go to bed at 2am, as long as I haven't had a drink, I'm feelin pretty good the next morning after a good sleep in.

If you find it hard to get up in the morning, you also might have a health problem. Same goes if you aren't excited about life. Healthy people are naturally excited and vibrant about life. Of course it's not black and white, but if your brain chemistry is off due to some unknown inflammatory problem, that will taint your ambition, excitement, and passion. The fact that you are extremely neurotic as well is probably indicative of something wrong in the body.

Harry Mack. Dude is insane at freestyle rapping

Relentlessly test everything from diets, supplements, comprehensive nutritional testing, blood testing, gut microbiome, heavy metals, all the way to medical specialists, functional medicine, doctors, etc. Begin with what has worked for others who have battled the same condition. Find these through online forums and subreddits. Don't assume anything is safe i.e., experiment with various diets and don't assume the one you are on currently isn't causing harm. Look at your environement and contemplate whether anything in that is causing harm i.e., mould Look at things from nature's perspective and contemplate. What is currently out of whack nature wise in regards to your health and lifestyle? How far removed are you from a natural environment inc. type of diet? Take ownership. Good luck! Source: I've had a chronic disease for 6-7 years and have made night and day progress. Reversed 99% of my terrible symptoms. Mine is also considered "rare".

I used to get tinnitus as part of my food sensitivities, which are linked to my POIS. I've managed to fix it for the most part by improving my methylation: B complex + SAM-e. Eggs for choline and other important micronutrients.

You would qualify for POIS based on what I'm reading here. Here's an interesting question: are the mood disturbances following ejaculation similar in nature to those that follow exercise? If they are, then I wouldn't rule out that this exercise intolerance isn't related to POIS. And if that's the case, it wouldn't hurt to experiment with some of the classic POIS treatments and see if they work for you - I know you obviously have many other avenues to explore as well, maybe it is completely unrelated. But as for any weird chronic disease, it's really just a matter of relentlessly testing everything and picking up the clues along the way.

Just going to throw this in here, but many people with POIS have additional intolerances tied into the condition, which include both exercise and food intolerances. I think POIS is caused by some kind of infection and I have a feeling your condition may share a similar pathology. I've personally had the most success in treating this condition with methylation nutrients and replenishing any other nutrient deficiencies. You could try SAM-e, B vitamins (especially the most important methyl donors being B12, folate, & B6), choline, eggs, red meat, etc and see if you feel better. Minerals are also very important for the smooth operation of methylation. I take Shilajit & magnesium which have further improved my condition. Your symptoms are also very typical to that of what POIS sufferers experience - and long-covid, which I believe all share the same pathology... fatigue and mental symptoms - anxiety, etc. Not saying you have POIS, but the pathology may be similar. If you decide to try this, please let me know how you go!

I've recently discovered a new method for fixing my POIS that simultaneously alleviates my food sensitivities. For context, my food sensitivities are directly tied to my POIS condition. In addition to severe fatigue, brainfog, and anxiety from ejaculation, I would also experience anxiety and brain fog from plant foods, gluten being the worst. The method & theory is outlined here (POIS Cascade Stack): https://poiscenter.com/forums/index.php?topic=2502.0 Nanna1 has a strong scientific background where he goes into a lot of detail in discussing what he believes is behind POIS and a corresponding supplement stack that should theoretically fix the issue. Nanna1 also shares his Immune Competence Therapy which is supposed to cure POIS. Essentially it's a supplement regime that stimulates the immune system to begin working through its issues one-by-one. From my non-scientific understanding of his theory, POIS is a combination of a latent viral and a dysfunctional immune response. The difference between this method (Nanna1's initial method, which he calls his POIS Cascade Stack) and his Immune Competence Therapy is that when you go off the POIS Cascade Stack, symptoms return. This has also been the case in my direct experience. It doesn't cure the problem, just fixes the symptoms while you take those specific supplements. The immune competence therapy should in theory cure the problem, where you eventually will not need to take any supplements. While on Nanna1's POIS Cascade Stack, I have achieved a remarkable level of remission regarding both my POIS symptoms AND food sensitivities. I can eat a normal diet while being the most POIS-free I have ever experienced. There have been some instances where slight POIS symptoms have slipped through. One time I released 3 times in one night and did notice mild symptoms the following day. There was also a period when I stopped supplementing Omega-3 (an important supplement in the POIS Cascade Stack) and began noticing increased sensitivity to foods and symptoms in general. This is something I am still investigating. All in all, this method is an enormous breakthrough. I wouldn't share this if the results were not significant. I have tested this for over a month. The results so far appear to be better than my old POIS solution (animal-based diet, raw garlic, fenugreek, B complex, eggs, & red meat) but it's still a bit early to tell. Let me reiterate a few POIS truths: 1. POIS is most likely NOT autoimmune. But does involve a dysfunctional immune response and viral element, at least for this type. This means that you can most likely cure it. 2. Significant symptoms following ejaculation is NOT normal or healthy. This is classic post-orgasm-illness-syndrome (POIS). 3. This decade's recent semen retention wave, comprised of thousands of men in the semen retention community (reddit) and even many "nofap" types, is most likely a reaction to negative symptoms stemming from undiagnosed post-orgasm illness syndrome (POIS).

Great to hear you've found something that has helped you. You should post your results on the POIS subreddit r/POIS or at POISCenter.com as that is where the majority of POIS sufferers hang out. Eggs are also a food that is popular amongst POIS sufferers for improving their POIS, most likely due to the choline: https://poiscenter.com/forums/index.php?topic=2192.0 Btw you mistyped POIS in the title. Important for when people use the search function.

If people drink in a way that doesn't disturb others, then why does it concern you? I don't want to live with people who impose their beliefs on others. This is coming from someone who doesn't drink.

Leo thinks it's ridiculous because clearly he does not experience any benefits from semen retention in his direct experience. These semen retention guys love to assume that anyone who claims zero benefit from the practice of semen retention is either deluded or too weak to find out. Perhaps we all just have different physiology? Also, at what level of symptoms following ejaculation does that categorise one for a medical condition (POIS)? And what level of symptoms following ejaculation is considered 'normal' for a percentage of men? How many men in general experience day-lasting symptoms i.e., 'depletion' from ejaculation? Are men who experience day-lasting depletion from ejaculation in the minority? Am I biased to interpret many semen retention cases as POIS cases? Could all 3 realities be true? 1) a percentage of men experience severe symptoms following ejaculation & therefore are POIS cases. May or may not be aware of their medical condition 2) a percentage of men experience mild symptoms following ejaculation & therefore benefit from semen retention - there symptoms are not severe enough for them to see it as medical though 3) a percentage of men experience zero symptoms following ejaculation. Semen retention not necessary at all, and actually looks ridiculous from their POV given that they do not experience any depletive effects

Ali Abdaal has some good YouTube advice. Would totally recommend you watch some of his videos on the topic. One of the concepts he talks about is finding your "unfair advantages". You basically find your strengths and capitalise on the things that give you an advantage over other people.