Best Way For A Man To Masterbate

“When I was in high school, my English teacher used to tell us that masturbation is “”the most dangerous thing we do with our hands.”” It wasn’t because she thought masturbating should be illegal; rather, she felt that too many of her students were using their hands on themselves as a way to cope with stress. But now, after years of studying sexuality, I know exactly why she said what she did. Masturbation is extremely pleasurable, but if you don’t take care of yourself, it could cause problems down the line. Here are some tips for staying safe while having the best experience possible.
First things first: Masturbation isn’t just about pleasure. Sure, orgasming will give you a great sense of satisfaction, but it also helps release tension from your day-to-day life. If you’re stressed, masturbating can help relieve that anxiety by giving you something else to focus on other than work. The same goes for other emotions like anger, loneliness, sadness, etc. In fact, according to Dr. Debby Herbenick, author of Because You Asked: What Sex Experts Do Not Tell Women About Sexual Pleasure and Satisfaction, women who masturbate tend to report feeling less anxious and more relaxed afterwards. This effect has been shown to last up to two weeks postorgasmically. So the next time you find yourself staring at your computer screen wondering how you’ll ever get through this week, try hitting the sack instead.
Here are some other ways masturbation can improve your mental state:
It gives you a chance to think about your fantasies without worrying about disappointing someone. There are so many people who aren’t into threesomes, foursomes, group play, light BDSM…you name it. Your partner may not even know about them! By indulging in these fantasies when nobody’s around, you can really get lost in your own head. Plus, it helps build confidence since you won’t need anyone’s permission to explore your desires.
It can help you deal with sexual frustration. Sometimes you want to go all the way, but you’re concerned about what your partner might say or worry that they’d disapprove. Or maybe you’ve got a hard time finding a lover who shares your interests. Masturbating can be a way to alleviate those feelings. Just pretend that you’re sharing your fantasy with a friend (or a fictional character) and see where it takes you. That way you won’t feel guilty, ashamed, or worried about messing anything up.
Finally, it can help you develop stronger relationships. One reason is because it lets you practice communication skills. When you talk dirty to yourself, you’ll naturally start talking dirty to your partner. Asking each other questions, telling stories, and making plans together can only strengthen intimacy.
Now let’s talk about safety. While the majority of people masturbate alone, there are situations where it makes sense to share your activity with another person. These scenarios include:
If you live with others, you may want to ask before engaging in any kind of private behavior. Also consider asking your roommate/landlord if you can use their room whenever you want, especially at night. Some people prefer privacy when they masturbate, but being able to close the door can bring comfort and peace of mind.
You may be interested in exploring mutual masturbation. This involves one partner touching themselves and then offering assistance to the other. Since it requires trust, mutual masturbation should occur within a committed relationship. However, it can be a fun way for couples to learn new techniques. Try experimenting with different positions, speed, pressure, lube, etc. Mutual masturbation can provide physical stimulation for men, but it also allows women to receive clitoral attention.
If you’re looking for a third party to watch or join you during solo sessions, make sure to check references ahead of time. Ask friends, family members, or partners if they’ve had any bad experiences with this type of situation. Ideally, you should be comfortable with whomever you choose.
And speaking of partners, here are some guidelines for safer sex:
Always use protection. Condoms, dental dams, gloves, etc., are easy to wear and inexpensive. Don’t skip out on condoms unless you’re certain you can handle the sensation. Having unprotected sex is fine if you already know your partner very well and trust them implicitly. Otherwise, you may want to wait until you’re ready to engage in penetrative intercourse.
Try new activities together. Going outside your usual boundaries can add spice to your sex life. New places, such as public restrooms, parks, beaches, hotels, dungeons, etc., can offer interesting settings for exploration. Find out what turns your partner on and experiment with these locations.
Don’t ignore warning signs. If you notice redness, soreness, burning sensations, unusual discharge, bleeding, or other symptoms, stop immediately.
Be open with your partner. Talk about what excites you, what you enjoy, and what you’d like to try. Share information about STIs and birth control methods. Be honest about your limits and preferences.
Take breaks. Masturbation shouldn’t become compulsive behavior. Take a break every once in awhile and allow yourself to rest.
So whether you’re single or in a relationship, masturbation can be a healthy part of your sex life. Use common sense and caution when engaging in any type of self-pleasuring. Enjoying yourself doesn’t mean you should neglect your partner or put yourself at unnecessary risk. Remember that the ultimate goal is to achieve orgasm with a loved one, so always keep that in mind.
For more info on masturbation, read the articles listed below. Happy jerkin’!
Arousal Techniques
How to Masturbate Safely [Men]
The Best Ways to Make Yourself Ejaculate [Men]
What Men Need to Know About Solo Sex [Men]
Masturbation Tips for Straight Guys Who Like Girls”

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