Wednesday, October 19, 2016

Morality of Masturbation

Masturbation is a normal and healthy behavior for both sexes, and in fact several, studies identify improved health in subjects who masturbate more frequently, as compared to those who masturbate less frequently. Though as with many scientific investigations in which the subject biological, there are studies which draw both beneficial and detrimental conclusions. But enough with the physicalism, masturbation feels fucking great! Sadly, the nature of masturbation habits remains a largely personal and privately maintained aspect of one's self identity. Let's examine masturbation, common practices, how it fits into society, and the consequences of various actions surrounding masturbation in order to explore how we feel about when it's right and when it's wrong.





About the author: Given that I personally hold the right to privacy in very low regard with respect to many other freedoms, discussing anything about myself is relatively fun and easy. Even publicly. Even with strangers. On the topic of masturbation, blurring into sexuality and other preferences at times, I tend toward fantasizing primarily about female human forms enjoying sexual pleasure, especially orgasm. When I'm not masturbating, my thoughts about sex in general, as with my thoughts about generally everything, stray in all directions. For example, I may consider the nature of a society in which bestiality is normal, or under what circumstances you might sleep with a blood relative and have it be considered by most people as reasonable and moral acceptable (eg. accidentally, under extreme duress, etc.). I have thought about what it would be like to be raped and how to (attempt to) enjoy being raped even if the circumstance is highly undesirable, such as anal, then oral penetration by an ugly, dirty stranger with a very large penis.

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