Gamezilla
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So you think it's honorable to resort to masturbation just because you can't get the real thing? Sounds like you are the one with fear, bud. It also sounds like most of you that are trying to debate how great it is for you have never had one sexual experience, except with yourselves, in your life. You're also the one making assumptions of how I think. You know nothing about me at all. Your assuming that I had a fear of it because I didn't embrace it and say "This is completely fine!".It’s possible that your feelings of guilt stem from fear: you’re experiencing new sensations by stimulating your body in the “no-no place.” That’s enough to cause feelings of anxiety and uncertainty.
Says who? You? I’m glad to hear that 16-year olds are authorities on ethics and psychological standards of modern day man. I’m sorry, but simply because you experience feelings of guilt does not mean the act is, indeed, wrong. You just feel that way and morality is not dictated by your feelings.
Thanks for the ad hominem, but you’ll have to do better than this. You accuse others of having ulterior motives simply because they disagree with you. Forget the possibility that *gasp!* people disagree with you simply because you don’t have a strong case and the evidence is not in your favor.
On the contrary, I and others have pointed out the positive aspects of masturbation. Stress relief, increase of self-knowledge concerning one’s sexuality, the promotion of a healthy sex drive, a means of relieving sexual tension without turning to other means (e.g. promiscuity), not having to wake up in a mess of sperm because of wet dreams (for the guys). The fact of the matter is that any act is morally innocent until proven guilty. The burden of proof in this discussion is not on people to show how masturbation is morally excellent; the burden of proof is on the prosecutors to show how it is inherently guilty in a moral sense (i.e. sinful).
“Sex can wait, touch!” Why wait to relieve sexual tension when there’s no need? Masturbation is a means of sexual relief until the proper time arrives so that the person can experience the fullness of their sexuality in marriage.
Another diagnosis from Dr. Gamezilla, eh? Interestingly enough, my main concern about people not masturbating is their inability to be comfortable with their own sexuality. If they’re afraid of even solitary sexual pleasures, how much more timid will they be in the wedding bed? The “ew, sex, icky-poo” attitude seems to be harbored primarily by non-masturbators. It’s these who do not touch who seem more likely to have unhealthy sexual relationships with other people. Those who touch tend to be more open about it and comfortable with the subject.
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