bekah Posts:2 2007-04-15 07:30:35 |
Is this healthy for the man to get sexually aroused time after time without sexual release? |
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| When blood flows south and doesn't get a release, does it hurt?
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johnsbarnard Posts:2 2007-04-15 07:34:22 |
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| Perfectly healthy and normal. No, it doesn't hurt. |
| mrunknown18 Posts:4 2007-04-15 07:34:35 |
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| Nope, it doesnt hurt....
it can be quite embarrassing though, popping up at awkward times... did you know that when a fella sleep, he gets an erection six times during the night? the funnier thing is - not many men know that, because they dont realise, because it doesnt hurt. |
| byron101540 Posts:36 2007-04-15 07:35:20 |
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| "Might" have a prostrate problem |
| tabatha g Posts:2 2007-04-15 07:35:37 |
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| are you a dick teaser ? |
Sawyer Posts:60 2007-04-15 07:36:41 |
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| It isn't necessarily health or unhealthy. That's life for a guy. We get turned on by a freakin' light bulb or a vehicle that just drove by! It's not like we're constantly getting our rocks off. We just live with it.
We aren't really turned on by those things; it just seems like it because our bodies are always ready to jump into action at the simple thought of something appealing. |
| sk_sukla2003 Posts:2 2007-04-15 07:36:41 |
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| Yes it can be a sexual malfunctioning.Should consult a physician.Lack of semen also leads to dry ejaculations,which is a cause of concern,and needs to be pathologically evaluated for blockage,tumours etc. |
Yvonne Posts:7 2007-04-15 07:38:16 |
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| Seriously though, when men get older, they have a lot of prostate problems and the release of sperm helps that. Yes, it can affect things, but not until they're older (40 +) |
