Female masturbation side effects

Masturbation means stimulating yourself sexually. It is done by stimulating yourself using your hand or toys like a vibrator. Although masturbation is often associated with males, it is performed by both genders. Masturbation is a healthy way to release your pent up sexual energy.

Masturbation is a normal and healthy sexual activity with few side effects. Many bizarre claims surround masturbation, such as going blind, and most of these claims are untrue. Masturbation is when an individual stimulates their genitals for sexual pleasure, which may or may not lead to orgasm. Masturbation is common among men and women of all ages and plays a role in healthy sexual development. Research has found that among adolescents aged 14—17 years in the United States, around 74 percent of males and 48 percent of females masturbate. Among older adults, roughly 63 percent of men and 32 percent of women between 57 and 64 years of age masturbate.

The most common "side effects" of masturbation are ejaculation mostly among men, but sometimes among women ; relief of boredom; fun; pleasure; relief of tension; easier time falling asleep; relaxation; and general happiness. No, you are not going to go blind. Depending on how one masturbates, these "side effects" are also possible: monthly credit card fees, lube on one's keyboard, drained vibrator batteries, a cucumber that should not be served to visiting houseguests, or ejaculate stains on the wall that, in the future, some investigative reporter will shine a blacklight on to demonstrate to viewers everywhere that hotels are places where people have S-E-X. In the very rare case that you are particularly rough with your own genitals , you might be a little sore.

Masturbation is a common activity. It occurs among people of all backgrounds, genders, and races. However, excessive masturbation can harm your relationships and everyday life.