@TR0UBL3SH00TER@3Darls385591@kaworu0x It's ironic that instead of giving an intellectual response or asking "how did this even start?" You resort to using ad hominems and name calling. It's ironic that you seem to think you're more mature than pornstars yet you can't have a debate without needing logical fallacies.
@kelia_rich One issue that does happthough is it can affect how well the guy enjoys sex and/or preforms during sex. ESPECIALLY when you add porn into the equation. It has been shown that porn does have negative affects on the brain. Granted, that hasn't stopped me, but I do keep it in mind.
@kelia_rich Generally, yes, however it varies significantly and can also be affected by things like medication, mental health, and sometimes even natural variations. It also can affect sensitivity which is a more prevalent issue to my knowledge. 1/2
@keepdark114514@iluckykana I'm fairly sure that there isn't really enough scientific evidence to prove that it actually does cause prostate damage in an otherwise healthy adult. I haven't looked deeply into it though so take that with a grain of salt.
@Maymboo@sandra915873293 That's not really a good analogy, also men actually can ejaculate while soft. It's just harder to do and usually leads to an erection before reaching orgasm.
@tianshiaimeili3@iluckykana There isn't solid evidence that this causes any damage to the body, that's just a big misconception that people keep talking about because most doctors won't talk about it since it's kinda niche from a medical perspective. TLDR; Interrupted orgasms are likely perfectly safe to do
@waddylemons@iluckykana There isn't solid evidence that this causes prostatitis, most cases that randos call prostatitis are likely just cases of pelvic floor tension that fades over time. The scientific evidence just isn't there to prove that interrupting an orgasm is dangerous to the prostate.
@iluckykana For the people talking about prostate damage from this. There isn't solid evidence that interrupting an orgasm can cause any prostate damage. Many of the cases that people call prostatitis were likely just pelvic floor tension. The important thing is listen to your body!!!!!
@DiamondL3gend72@trueinsanity101@Dexerto On pc, all you have to do is press the right arrow a few times. The fast forward amount can also be adjusted, like on mobile.