Self-Pleasuring: Not Just for Millennials
by John Dugan OwnerWith May being Self-Pleasuring Month, there have been a number of
articles in the press about the joys of self-pleasuring. Some of these articles
have taken the results of a recent poll and focused on the finding that
millennials practice self-pleasuring at a higher rate than other age groups.
(And since there are benefits, such as improved Female canal and male organ
health, kudos to them for their efforts.) But some of these pieces make it seem
as if self-pleasuring is strictly a millennials-only activity – and that’s far
from the case.
According
to the survey, 57% of millennials report self-gratifying weekly, which is more
than any other age group. More than 40% of people between the ages of 35 and
54, for example, self-stimulate weekly. It’s clear that millennials are not the
only ones taking matters into their own hands.
Guys
rule
For
example, 84% of Americans (admit to) self-gratifying, which breaks down to 92%
of American men and 76% of American women. Not bad, men, but U.S. males are
still behind some of their international peers. In Germany, 93% of men say they
provide self-satisfaction, and in the UK, the figure is 96%. But Brazil beats
them all, with a male self-pleasuring rate of 98%.
Men
also tend to self-fondle more than women. 54% of American men self-stimulate
weekly, and average 4.8 sessions per week; only 22% of women self-ignite
weekly, at an average rate of 4.1 times per week.
Toys
The
survey also looked at adult toys, which are part of many individuals’ and
couples’ sensual lives. The survey was conducted by a adult toy manufacturer,
so one may want to keep that in mind; however, according to the survey, people
who have used adult toys tend to be more satisfied with their sensual
activities than those who have not.
Among
American men, 20% stated that they currently use adult toys, as opposed to 35%
of women. But 46% of U.S. males said they were open to buying a adult toy for
themselves at some point in the future. (This puts them pretty much in the
middle, globally, with a high of 71% from Mexican men and 14% from Nigerian
men.) One reason for this may be that partners of men who use adult
toys report an overall greater satisfaction.
The
survey has a great deal more information, but it ultimately reinforces what
many already know: there’s a lot of self-stimulating going on. And with May as
Self-Pleasuring Month, there’s likely to be a spike in that activity.
With
that in mind, men who are self-celebrating should remember a few tips:
- Be
sure to use lubrication. Yes, sometimes a guy
can get by with a little saliva if the self-pleasuring session is of short
duration. But in most instances, self-gratifying without lubrication can lead
to a raw, painful member.
- Watch
out for death grips. Squeezing the manhood
too tightly for too long can lead to a diminishment of feeling in the male
organ – and no guy wants that.
- Clean
up afterward. Some men who self-stimulate at
bedtime just wipe the seed off on their member and fall asleep. Dried seed can
contribute to male organ odor issues, which can be a turn-off to many partners.
Millennials
and boomers alike enjoy self-pleasuring, as does every adult age group. And it
will be more pleasurable if a guy’s equipment is kept in good health through
the use of a top notch male
organ health crème (health professionals recommend Man 1 Man Oil,
which is clinically proven mild and safe for skin). Look for a
crème that includes a combination of moisturizing agents (such as shea butter
and vitamin E) to help soothe a sore member which has been worked over a bit
too much. And find a crème with L-arginine, the neuroprotective properties of
which can help restore diminished manhood sensation due to aggressive handling.
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Putrid post and shame on you!
May 17th 2018 23:14