Masturbation is the self-stimulation of the genital organs to achieve sexual arousal and pleasure, usually, until the orgasm is reached (sexual climax).

It is performed by touching, handling or massaging the penis or clitoris until the orgasm is reached.

Some women also use vaginal stimulation or use “vibrator type” sex toys.

Who masturbates?

Almost anyone. Masturbation is a common behavior, even in the case of people who have sex with their partner. In a national study, 95% of men and 89% of women say they have experienced masturbation. Masturbation is the first sexual act experienced by women and men. In childhood, masturbation is a normal process of self-knowledge of the girl or boy. Most people continue to masturbate in adulthood, others continue to do it all their lives.

Why are we masturbating?

Besides feeling good, masturbation is a way of releasing sexual tension that can accumulate during certain periods, especially in the case of people who do not have a sexual partner or whose partners are not available to have sex. Masturbation is an effective method for people who want to avoid pregnancy and the dangers of contacting a sexually transmitted disease. It can also be beneficial when donating a sperm sample is necessary to perform an infertility test or for sperm donation. If an adult has sexual dysfunction, masturbation may be recommended by the sexologist in Delhi to allow the person to experience the orgasm (usually in the case of women) or to postpone the orgasm (usually in the case of men).

Is masturbation normal?

In the past, masturbation was considered a perversion and sign of mental illness, nowadays it is considered a normal activity, for a pleasant, fulfilled and risk-free sex life. It is a normal way to feel sexual pleasure and can be performed throughout life.

Masturbation is considered a problem when it inhibits sexual activity with the partner, when it is done in public or if it harms the person. It can be considered harmful if it is compulsive and / or interferes with daily activities.

Is masturbation dangerous?

In general, the medical community considers masturbation to be an expression of normal, risk-free sexuality for both women and men. It does not cause physical injury, does not harm the body and can be practiced in moderation throughout the life of the individual as part of normal sexual behavior. Certain religions and cultures oppose the practice of masturbation or even consider it a sin. This can lead to feelings of guilt or shame about this behavior.

Some sexologists in Delhi suggest that masturbation can improve people’s relationships and sexual health. By exploring your body through masturbation, you can find out the erogenous areas and you can share these things with your partner. Some partners use mutual masturbation to discover techniques for improving sexual intercourse and increasing mutual knowledge.