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No damage other than chaffing, etc... if your not careful with yourself but Its not going to damage your body. If you are doing it in your spare time and its not affecting your life then there is likely no emotional damage to come from it either.
Do try to change up your techniques and stimulants so that you don't develop rituals that become necessary in order for you to enjoy sexual stimulation with a partner later on when you find one you want to share your sexuality with.Scars remind us of where we've been...they don't have to dictate where we're going. -
But you do realise that you may have to cut down on it once you're in a relationship. As then her satisfaction will have to come first from your end, and yours from her end. Then masturbation will only be an 'extra', not the goal.
Not saying it will happen like that, I'm only giving you ideas.Comment
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Stopping the pendulum...
Remember that every time you're doing it, you're litterally flooding your brain
with dopamine, responsible for the arousal, and prolactin, responsible for the relaxation that follows.
Constantly swinging between these two substances creates an inbalance in your system.
Why don't you try something different
Go out, more outdoor sport, give yourself a physical challenge. I'm sure there are sports you can do, and excel even.
Like in all things exxageration becomes a burden and reduces the clarity of the mind.
V.Behold the presence of the Father in all beings...Comment
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