Female Masturbation

[Something Funny]

@DefinitelyNotARobot I didn't say that not watching porn, or semen retention has no benefits.

I said that nofap doesn't work.

[PurpleTree]

I mean why not just try it.

i tried it and it wasn’t for me.

[Javfly33]

im sure it has more or less same benefits as with men

[Soul Flight]

There is a Seinfeld episode about sex. Not the episode about the masturbation contest. But in the sex episode, the plot is when men abstain we become geniuses and we develop. But when men have sex we stay drugged and stupid. And it is the opposite for women. So when women have sex they have clarity and become geniuses. But, when women abstain, they get foggy and drugged and stupid. There is truth in jest.

Edited August 28, 2023 by Soul Flight

[Ajax]

9 hours ago, Princess Arabia said:

Oink, oink. Must have grown an extra finger.

LOL I deserve that one... What can I say?... Genetics!

(been waiting for weeks to use that trendy word, perfect timing!)

[Raze]

We actually don’t have evidence if nofap helps men. There is some evidence watching porn is harmful though.

[PurpleTree]

Some men get a bit of exhaustion or depressive like mood after ejaculation. Me i do get some symptoms sometimes as i’m already a bit chronically fatigued, it also messes with my sleep sometimes. But after about a week of no ejaculation i start to feel weird and sleep also deteriorates. But who knows what’s going on theres also placebo etc

[PurpleTree]

25 minutes ago, DefinitelyNotARobot said:

@PurpleTree A lot of these symptoms can relate to underlying health issues (both physical and mental). I think a lot of men who're into no fap struggle with such issues, the problem then becomes that these issues remain unaddressed. Making changes to your diet for example can have a significant effect on how you feel after ejaculation. Shame and guilt can also play a role.

I don't believe that this is true for all men who do no fap, but I still think that it's a big part of the demographic.

Yea i agree that it’s mostly probably health related, maybe a dopamine or other issue etc. Or some inflammation, lactic acid or underlying infection or something. And most of those issues will stay unaddressed as most doctors can’t find them and don’t know much about it same as with chronic fatigue. Theres also a thing called PEM (post exertional malaise)

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post-exertional_malaise

Edited August 28, 2023 by PurpleTree

[Sugarcoat]

I would say no fap is a more so a consequence of mental clarity rather than a cause 

 

[flowboy]

What I've learned from neotantra (spiritual & sexual shamanism) workshops and people, comes down to this:

• Every man has a frequency at which it is ideal to ejaculate. This can range from daily to monthly to even biyearly.
• This frequency depends on age, but also on the person. It's something everyone has to experiment and find for himself.
• Exceeding that results in lack of energy and sluggishness. (I can confirm this is true for me. My ideal frequency is about once every 2-3 weeks)
• Ejaculating too little results in unbalanced energy, being out of touch with feeling and empathy, and obsessiveness.
• Breaking the ejaculation habit and building up some sexual energy makes it easier for the man to have full-body orgasms (I can confirm this is true) instead of the superficial sneezes we usually have.

That's for the penis owners.

Now for the vagina owners, it is said that:

• Only clitoral orgasms drain your energy (Some women can confirm this is true for them, others don't notice it)
• Other types of orgasms (there are 12 types for women and 8 for men) only increase your energy
• Therefore, if you want to feel more alive and live your life with more vibrant sexual (= life) energy, it is recommended to not focus on the clitoris when having sex or masturbating, and get other types of orgasms instead, like full body orgasms, valley orgasms, womb orgasms, vagina wall orgasms or what have you.
• Sometimes you may want to drain your energy by having a clitoris orgasm, so that you can sleep, release tension, or alleviate painful period cramps. There's nothing unhealthy or wrong with that.

Then for everyone, it is true that:

• Not ejaculating/clitoris-orgasming every time you have sex, has massive benefits for one's sex life.
• Because the sex becomes less goal-oriented and more meditative, there isn't this end goal to always automatically work towards
• Therefore, people are less in their head and more in the present moment when having sex
• But also when cuddling, stroking, touching, kissing or hugging anyone.
• The enjoyment is felt in the moment, no matter the intensity of the interaction, and one becomes more sensitive to pleasure without release.

Edited August 29, 2023 by flowboy

[Salvijus]

@flowboy 

Quality post. ?

Edited August 29, 2023 by Salvijus

[Princess Arabia]

2 hours ago, Lila9 said:

First of all thank you for bringing it 

I see nothing wrong with masturbation.

Especially for women, we have so many ways to orgasm, we can do that with stimulating our clitoris only, we can do that with stimulating our vagina, we can do that with with stimulating both (which creats powerful orgasms) and we can do this even with our nipples or low tummy (for those who have enough time and patience lol).

Our sexual pleasure and orgasms are existing for the sake of 100% pleasure and healing, there is 0% reproductive value to the female orgasms, unlike men- their orgasms are conditional to creating babies.

It's as if nature encourages us and wants us to feel pleasure for the sake of it. Which is the essence of the feminine, being for the sake of being. Creating for the sake of creating. Having pleasure for the sake of having pleasure.

What makes masturbation so fun? Than I can dictate the rythm and reach peaks that I never reached by having sex with men (but they were close, not gonna lie).

But it's important to point that there are various types of masturbating with different intentions.

For example, I believe that it's healthy to masturbate when we are horny or as a form of healing or spiritual growth but it's not healthy to masturbate as a form of distraction. Sometimes I find myself seeking to masturbate in order to distract myself from difficult emotions but then I become consious to that and stop.

I also think that masturbation with vibrating sex toys harms the vulva so I don't use them and never recommend them.

 

My girl, Lila, I knew you would bring it.?. My clit is my erogenous zone. It's where I derive the most sexual pleasure. To have an orgasm, for me, my clit has to be stimulated. The best position for me when having intercourse with a man and for me to have an orgasm is if I'm laying on my stomach, him behind me and either him or me stimulating my clit at the same time he's inside. It's the best. My nipples are very perky and distinct and very sensitive too, so that's another area. Ok, enough of that incase I'm turning on any of you guys, it's not my intention, just expressing to Lila and responding to her comment☺️☺️?.

I think God invented sex because he knew how selfish we are as humans and we needed some major influence in order to reproduce. It had to be the number one pleasurable experience for us or else it wouldn't be able to successfully replicate itself over and over if it didn't provide something as enjoyable as sex for us to engage in. You're also right about the vibrating sex-toys being harmful as years ago when I used to use vibrators in my clit, I started to notice how it was becoming desensitized by just using my fingers. Didn't feel as stimulating and could barely feel anything. Luckily, I realized it early on and stopped using them. Only once in a blue moon if requested and provided because I don't own any. I don't even own a dildo. Lol. I don't own any sex toys. Only my fingers.

I eat a lot of plantains and, according to google, they are an aphrodisiac. I notice my drive gets stronger after eating them, green or ripe. I'd be like, why do I feel so horny today, oh, I had plantains for breakfast or dinner and all week. Oysters and sushi ain't got nothing on plantains, so eater beware.

Thanks, Lila for your input.

[Princess Arabia]

@flowboythank you

[Rainy Sparkle]

Masturbation gives pleasure and pleasure is addicitive, for me at least. When the urge comes, it's nearly impossible to not masturbate, which is almost daily and sometimes several times in a day.

I've noticed a pattern. There's expectations of high level satisfaction. You feel nearly forced to act to get there, but when you finally do, nothing really happens. The peak was not as high as expected, so you stay unsatisfied and you want to do it again and again and again, only to notice that the peak is lower and lower everytime you get there, but you're still urged to keep doing it.

I don't know about nofap, but it could be possible that limiting the amount you masturbate and doing it more mindfully could result with more satisfaction from it. If that counts as benefit. I haven't been really able to test this idea, because I've had issues with resisting expected pleasure in general.

[Princess Arabia]

26 minutes ago, Rainy Sparkle said:

Masturbation gives pleasure and pleasure is addicitive, for me at least. When the urge comes, it's nearly impossible to not masturbate, which is almost daily and sometimes several times in a day.

I've noticed a pattern. There's expectations of high level satisfaction. You feel nearly forced to act to get there, but when you finally do, nothing really happens. The peak was not as high as expected, so you stay unsatisfied and you want to do it again and again and again, only to notice that the peak is lower and lower everytime you get there, but you're still urged to keep doing it.

I don't know about nofap, but it could be possible that limiting the amount you masturbate and doing it more mindfully could result with more satisfaction from it. If that counts as benefit. I haven't been really able to test this idea, because I've had issues with resisting expected pleasure in general.

Hi. Thank you for your input. Pleasure and pain are two sides of the same coin and both can be addictive. Orgasms can be used as a creative tool and can bring manifestations to light if used properly. Most people only engage in sex to fulfill a need and because of that, the feeling afterwards can be unrewarding since Infinity is already complete and lacks nothing. If we seek pleasure to avoid pain we are denying a part of us that is trying to come to the light so it can be healed. 

We are looking for highs and avoiding lows when both are a part of the dual nature of Reality. It is not until we can drop our expectations and just enjoy ourselves as we are and realize that resistance is part of the evolution process and to not resist resistance, that we grow and start to enjoy the process rather than trying to benefit or gain from anything. 

I'm starting to understand that it's not so much what we do or don't do but how we process what's arising and if we have the desire to release some pent- up energy that way, to just go ahead and do that without thinking too much about it as long as were not harming anyone in the process and understand it's a bodily function which also can be used as a creative tool.

[ZenAlex]

The only way you're gonna know is to try it out. It works for me. 

 

[ZenAlex]

On 28/08/2023 at 11:30 AM, Something Funny said:

@DefinitelyNotARobot I didn't say that not watching porn, or semen retention has no benefits.

I said that nofap doesn't work.

I feel better after not jerking off for a while, it does work, and there's science to back up why it works. LITERALLY just fucking google/youtube it and educate yourself.

Giving up porn CAN impact your sexual performance in a position way.

Many men have reported reduced depression because of it.

I personally feel less depressed, irritable and more motivated when I don't jerk off regularly. I was never an addict, I jerked off every other day, and now I rarely jerk off and I feel much better.

Maybe it's just me, but I do think there's something behind it.

If you feel no benefits then fine, but I'd encourage anyone who is curious to give it a couple of months at least and see how you feel.

NOFAP DOES work, but maybe not for everyone.

[Something Funny]

1 hour ago, ZenAlex said:

I feel better after not jerking off for a while, it does work, and there's science to back up why it works. LITERALLY just fucking google/youtube it and educate yourself.

Giving up porn CAN impact your sexual performance in a position way.

Many men have reported reduced depression because of it.

I personally feel less depressed, irritable and more motivated when I don't jerk off regularly. I was never an addict, I jerked off every other day, and now I rarely jerk off and I feel much better.

Maybe it's just me, but I do think there's something behind it.

If you feel no benefits then fine, but I'd encourage anyone who is curious to give it a couple of months at least and see how you feel.

NOFAP DOES work, but maybe not for everyone.

Oh god, what is wrong with people on this forum. You guys have like no analytical or reading comprehension skills at all. I am too tired for this shit.

[caspex]

I think if you are doing it once every few days it's fine, it depends on your body. I am a guy so I can only relate to you in terms of the dopamine peeks a human gets during orgasm. The way masturbation had taken away from my life was because of my addiction to that dopamine hit. So when my sexual urge was too low, I'd seek some other source of dopamine and this cycle would continue until I waste my whole day. So masturbation would simply make me an NPC since I did it too much.

Obviously this wasn't a problem once I stopped doing it everyday, for me the right frequency was once every 5 days or more.

[The Redeemer]

On 8/27/2023 at 7:51 PM, Princess Arabia said:

I'm going to go out on a limb here and since there are way more males here than females, this might get tricky. I notice a lot of guys talking about no fap, which is the abstaining from masturbation. You know - no fap, fap, fap, fap sound. They say it promotes mental clarity to muscle growth, to increased testosterone levels, to higher energy levels and more. I don't think there are any scientific evidence to back these claims, but, either way:

My question is, does no fap for women affects women in anyway. Are there any benefits or side effects. Does it also help in clarity, mood swings or health. I don't know since I've never done it. I'm always masturbating as I have no sex life and I'm always horny. My work doesn't require me to have an orgasm and I can always fake it if I have to. I cannot come on the spot as it takes special positioning of my legs, and I don't need to do that anyway. I'm just curious as I have never gone more than a week, or at the most, two weeks without masturbating. I know, that's a long time for men but for women that's not too long. 

No hate speeches please, as this is a legitimate question, and if you can't handle it or are going to be rude, please don't respond as you know my tongue slips from time to time. Women and men can answer, but women encouraged. Women be brave, there's no shame here.

 

 

I don't know. Why don't you try it an find out. Document it and record the results. Do a 30 day challenge no masturbation. Empirical observation is the only way.

Edited August 30, 2023 by The Redeemer