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Originally Posted by Soups
I always have erection and masturbates on average 3 times daily.
Culture and religion doesn't support sex outside marriage. All the time there is sex on mind. This is making me restless.
If any girl hugs me, she can feel my erection and soon moves away thinking me to be cheap. I tried meditation, sports and even keep myself busy in work; but as soon as I'm alone at home the condition returns.
I'm anxious because of this. Is there any therapist who can help me? Will one time sex help me?
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I saw your other post-28 yrs old virgin no meds
First off you're draining huge amounts of vital nutrients and HGH(human growth hormone) by masturbating 3 x daily.From what i read and believe,you're also excessively draining free aminos from your cerbral spinal fluid=not good.You're also causing elevated inflammations/inflammatory hormones(get a blood test to confirm).
Another clue "have sex on the mind all the time".Your inflammations could be high enough to mimique being in heat constantly.The fact you live alone and the lack of oxytocin/serotonin especially when home alone adds to the problem.
"Anxious" or anxiety is just the start and it gets alot worse.Just search online for chronic masturbation or porn addiction(= chronic masturbation).
I had a muscle spasm in my perineum which also mimiqued being in heat constantly so same as you sex is always on the mind.That is no way to live and even people with a high drive should not have sex on the mind every waking moment in my opinion.
You may wanna look into the following supplements.Omega 3 epa/dha--5htp--amino acid complex--multi vitamin--quercetin with bromelain--pycnogenol.This restores nutrients and suppresses/clears out inflammations.
The women posting to this thread,ok women dont lose the huge "nutrients and hgh" that men lose.If any of you have issues with cold hands/feet that could be a sign of high inflammations.Anyone taking meds be aware 5htp and amino acids can cause death/serotonin syndrome so be careful and dont mix meds and supplements.