Round 2:
>>If your dick is injured somewhat compare the things a normal nightly erection does to your injuries and compare it to a manually stimulated erection.
>What is the difference? Please explain how one erection differs from the other besides the fact that one occurs when you’re asleep.
Manual stimulation does damage.. always.. Normally none that shows up on the “shrivel” scale though.. winksmileypositive
Mental stimulation does way less and feels more healthier in the ned (thus only having an erection without any more damages than by the erection itself).
>>Of course the normal nightly erection is surrounded by lots of healing time, too.. May as well play to its benefits
>This sounds like you believe that nocturnal erections last longer than regular ones.
I wouldn’t think so.. Especially since dream phases last for a maximum of 20 minutes…. winksmileypositive
I don’t have any clue on the pattern of night wood and dream state (or more generally: brain state, be it alpha-theta, theta or gamma) though normalsmileypositive
>>Ejaculation isn’t too good for healing either (at least that’s the way my dick feels for hours to go.. or longer).
>I apologize if this sounds rude, but: How you feel is not proof of anything. Please back up your claims with some science. There are many threads here at Thunder’s Place about tissue injury and healing. Please point us to the one that says the chemicals released at ejaculation or the contraction of surrounding tissues makes any difference when cells are being repaired.
No offense taken really.
I rely on my own feelings including the ones my body returns (seems to anyhow).. If something feels good it can’t be that bad (except for the obvious exceptions to the rule of course.. no system is 100%).
I did never say that there are chemicals released that hinder injuries..
And this is why I can’t point _you_ (as opposed to the “us” you wrote.. winksmileypositive) to any sources stating so.
On second thought, my feeling of having a less good healing rate after ejaculation (as compared to without ejaculation) isn’t based on anything scientific.. Well in any case a study of one person wouldn’t be too much of a stuy, would it? winksmileypositive
The contraction of (any) tissue is the _NORMAL_ reaction of your body to (somewhat) bad injuries (mostly stretching related I’d guess).
As seen on lig stretching it would mean that the body contracts the injured ligs to stop them from getting hurt any more.. Inflammation successively sets in, resulting in production of new collagen, etc. pp…
Contraction of tissue is just a protective mechanism.. Don’t ask me when it “is decided” to stop and return to a less contracted, more normal state though. normalsmileypositive
And yeah, I know it sounds stupid to listen to your own body and depend your workout on the signals your body returns.
But I was driving pretty well with it as soon as I learned to _really_ listen to the signals ( which apparently was _after_ I got my funny ligs of pain winksmileypositive ).
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