One Step At A Time.
While most of us see sex as "fun time" (and it should be that, too!) and something we get to do when all our other obligations are satisfied, the evidence is mounting of several benefits of sex.
You might be justified in moving it from "when I can get to it" to "legit priority":
Happiness is priceless, right? When both men and women orgasm, oxytocin (a.k.a. the "love hormone") is released, which tends to lead to feelings often described as happiness. This free brain chemical calms anxiety and fear and increases trust and contentment. Positive interaction with friends and family increases the chemical somewhat, self-arousal even more so and sex with a partner you care about tops the list.
Having sex at least once or twice a week can boost immunity, according to a study by Wilkes University in Pennsylvania. "I'd rather have frequent sex than take cold medicine any day of the week," says Stefanie Iris Weiss, author of "Eco-Sex: Go Green Between the Sheets and Make Your Love Life Sustainable."
Guys who have regular sex have healthier hearts, or in science-speak, "Our research found that a low frequency of sexual activity predicted new cardiovascular events," Susan Hall, Ph.D., told Men's Health. It may also protect against prostate cancer, according to research done at the National Cancer Center.
"Sex reduces stress, so it's a great curative for those of us who are overworked and don't get enough sleep," says Weiss, who credits the oxytocin for this effect.
I encourage you to masturbate because orgasms have tremendous health benefits to body and mind. I believe that regular masturbation will produce certain emotional and physical health benefits. Its long been established that there are myriad of health benefits related to sexual activity. This awareness has been recorded in our culture for centuries in the form of old wives tales such as “Use it, or lose it.” Just as if you don’t use your common household appliances regularly, they will become rusty.
Masturbation is a freedom of expression that allows you to pleasure yourself on your own terms, can help you figure out how you feel about sex, allows you to explore your sexual fantasies and is an acceptable selfish act. You never need to make excuses about why you do it. It is a gift you have just for yourself.
Here are some Steps to Mindful Masturbation
Make sure you are in a comfortable and safe place where you can relax.
Close your eyes and empty your mind of worries.
Explore your Perineum With the Perineum Massager.
Maybe, Add some lube for a silkier sensation.
Let your fantasies run wild.
Focus your touch on the primary erogenous zone(Perineum).
Use the Perineum Massager for more direct stimulation.
Let yourself go and surrender your mind and body to orgasm.
Giving this precious gift of self-love and self-acceptance is key to living a healthy sexual life, whether you are single or in a relationship.
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