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friend stopped masturbating


Question Posted Monday February 19 2007, 12:03 am

ok, I have a guy friend who I'm pretty close with, and he's stopped jerking off as part of a little quest to see what he can do. I've only talked to him on the internet lately, but:

he's become overly aggressive and easily annoyed. it's good to talk to him, but not like this.

Any views on this? I can't narrow it down to a specific question, but I just want to get him in a state where I can talk to him where he isn't bouncing off the fuckin' walls. Thanks D:

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solidadvice4teens answered Monday February 19 2007, 10:14 am:
Well, whether your friend still masturbates or not is really not your concern an is his issue to grapple with. The guy could be surly about a variety of things that you don't know about that are affecting or were affecting him that day.

If his attitude continued where he was nasty towards you and others I would ask him what's bothering you? He will likely tell you and things will soon be resolved.

If the topic of masturbation should ever come up again you should mention to him that it's natural and that nearly all men and boys as well as girls and women do it unless they have religious reasons not to. Point out it's safe and not a sin and that doctors have even said so.

I mean, why try to quit something that is completely natural and everyone does but doesn't talk about? Clearly he is ashamed of it or himself and need not be. If it comes up again just sk him why quit?

Find out his reasons and set him straight on the subject. The thing is unless he brings this up to you again it's his private business to deal with and should not be brought up by you as it may embarass him otherwise and get him angry for real for trying to discuss a private topic.

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aj6030 answered Monday February 19 2007, 10:11 am:
He needs to start jerking off again.

That's how he releases his energy.

-AJ

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queenhearts answered Monday February 19 2007, 4:51 am:
Well masturbating takes off stress.

So maybe that could explain why he's feeling like that.

And yeah...it's a hard habit to break.

Maybe something else is going on with him. Talk to him? Try to find out what's going on.

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