What Happens When You Stop Masturbating for a Year?
Masturbation is a form of instant gratification, lack thereof provides more energy, motivation, time, and less excuses

Kerati Apilakvanichakit
Jan 27, 2021 · 2 min read
A couple friends told me that not masturbating for a year was more of an impressive feat than going sober for two. Masturbation may have health benefits for men to help prevent prostate cancer, and for women I certainly don’t know one way or the other. What I do suspect is that for both, watching porn daily may pose psychological affects that take root and reveal themselves at a later time. Unless you’re watching porn and not masturbating (then you’re really an addict), masturbation may be the gateway to porn where some would argue is the real problem if abused or used at all.
If life is a MMORPG (role-playing video game), then going no soda, no coffee, no porn and no masturbation for 2020 were different adventures or pathways you choose to experience life. No soda was probably the easiest and coffee the toughest to put down. Once masturbation went, letting go of porn went with it. Where patience is a virtue, discipline is also.
This is what happens when you stop masturbating:
- Multiple wetdream (for dudes)
- It forces you to take action and talk to the opposite sex (or same) because you can’t just go home, hop on pornhub to do a quickie
- More time
- After 5–6 months you really don’t think about it anymore
- When you’re horny, you get really horny
- It stays up after the first go-around (for dudes)
- Delays instant gratification
- +15 Discipline Points
There’s a popular saying between boys that once you jerk off you become more logical and if you still want to hang out with her after you unload then you really like her. Is this the case for the opposite direction?
What happens when you stop masturbating
What happens when you stop masturbating for a year
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