Is masturbation affecting my P.E.

I’ve been doing the newbie routine for close to 6 weeks now and have repeatedly tried to take a side in the debate of whether masturbation does/does not affect P.E. I decided that I had nothing to lose by assuming that it does affect P.E. And therefore abstaining from ejaculating after I finish my P.E. Sessions. However, in the two weeks since I decided to do this, it seems that this has *negatively* affected me. When I do not masturbate to orgasm after P.E., my penis tends to turtle significantly (often to 2” shorter than it’s normal flaccid state), my erection quality decreases significantly, and my penis is painfully sore for up to two days following. This effect takes place in an intense or extremely light workout. Before I made the decision to abstain from ejaculating after a workout, my erection quality and flaccid length would go up after a workout, and while I was still sore, it was that oddly-satisfying soreness, similar to the kind you get after lifting weights. In the two workouts since I’ve stopped abstaining, this effects have come back. It seems clear that I should stick with this habit, but I’m bewildered as to *why* this would happen; or is this just an odd trait that just I have?

The “Does Sex/Masturbation Hinder Gains” Debate Read this please. It might give you some insight.

I suppose that PE work arouse your penis, so satisfying him is deserved after the hard work. :)

Whatever the reason is, do what seems to works better for you. Masturbation has probably zero neat permanent effect on gains. The reason why people believes abstinence is good for PE has probably a root in some hidden religious beliefs, IMHO.

Abstaining from ejaculating for long periods has worked wonders for me, this is documented in my progress report and is something I swear by.

However, this may not be the same for everyone else, for instance, Kingpole ejaculates after every edging session and he’s made considerable gains using that practice so it boils down to the individual and how they physically respond to different forms of stimulus.