I see a lot of theory without much data on this thread. I’m a button-pusher. That means I don’t sit around asking everyone what that button does, and I don’t “what-if” it to death, as I call it. What if I do this? What if I do that? Well, what if this happens?
Push the button. See what happens. Report back.
I did a fapless experiment last month with varying degrees of success and mostly failure. My prostate begins to ache after three or four days. Urination becomes difficult, the testicles ache, and I begin to feel clogged from lack of ejaculation. Spirituality aside, it really sucked for me.
Then last week I had a vasectomy. The doc said I need twenty or thirty good ejaculations to clear the latent sperm from the ducts and plumbing. I have to flush the pipes, see, before I’m sterile.
I only made it six days this last time I tried going fapless, before I couldn’t manage anymore. I made it ten days last year when I tried it before, and developed a prostate inflammation that was bad enough for me to believe I had a urinary tract infection. I pissed glass for about a week.
Anyway, you all quit what-iffing. Run the test and see what happens. Keep your hands off it for a while and tell us how it works out.
For me and my body, going fapless is not an option. Either I never made it over that celestial hump to walk in the fields of glory, or my body is just not cut out for being inactive. I personally believe I’m just not cut out for being inactive. I love it too much, and my body has always been a willing party to it.
- Saul
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