Proof that masturbation doesnt affect gains?

Ok, just because you gain while masturbating doesn;t mean the whole theory about it effecting gains is incorrect. The survey results favored the idea that if you don’t masturbate, you gain more. Just becayse westla says “Oh I gained and mastubated” doesn’t mean the theory is wrong. I think if he would have jacked off less, he would have gained more, and the survey results support this idea.

Thanks

I will back westla on his statement that masturbation does not effect gains. In fact, my result is better when I end my PE session with masturbation.

But masturbation should occur after PE, not before, as stmheath made brief reference to.

Why do you say that?

I find it pretty stupid to pump up your dick with PE then deflate it right after and whack it.

I am a pumper and following my 45 minute pump routine I put on a cock ring and do an erect massage for 10 minutes before climaxing. After that routine, my cock does not deflate hardly at all, and stays quite huge for the rest of the day and night. If I do my post routine erect massage and don’t cum, for some reason I lose more size then when I cum. Maybe I am not normal, but that’s how it works for me. :)

I think it has something to do with the pumping. Good job man, well if your weird, your weird and GAINING!!! Unlike me!

If masturbation is bad for PE, then sex per se should be detrimental to PE too. I don’t think the penis cares one hoot whether it get stroked by the hand or inserted into another man or woman’s orifice! Just make sure you masturbate AFTER your PE session.

What if I whack it in the morning, but PE at night?

I jacked off not too long ago…haha…but Won’t again until tommarow?

Damnit I guess I have to start doing this in the morning.

I think the argument about masturbation (or sex) just focuses on the timing in relation to PE. The one theory being, that if/when you are going to masturbate or have sex, it should be several hours after completing your PE routine.

I just find that for me, it does not effect me at all to masturbate directly after a long PE session and in fact it helps.

Now some guys try to masturbate before PE to try and control erections during PE. I have never tried that and wouldn’t recommend it as a long term solution. Eventually, your body should become used to the fact that PE is an exercise regime and the erection during PE problem should begin to diminish, thus eliminating the need to masturbate before hand.

What if I masturbate 8 hours before I PE? That seems like suffcient time.

I either PE or masturbate but I very rarely do them together my personal thoughts were always that they were better apart and it was better to leave your dick and body in that aroused stage after PE. I only have gut feeling to go by and no facts. I also have found amazing control by not coming after PE by dick now understands that being touched does not mean release. So now when I have sex I’m in control and can almost decide when I want to cum.

We all should be clear on two facts after skimming over this thread.

1. Masturbation does NOT affect gains.

2. EFFECT is a noun not a transitive verb. ;)

The only reason I say don’t jack off before working out is because you can’t reach certain engorgement sizes while PEing that you would be able to with better erection quality. Masturbation may affect your workout which in turn will affect your gains, but not directly. If you do it any other time throughout the day to where it doesn’t affect your workout, then you’re fine.

I think xlmagnum is right on the dot here guys.

Until spell check can figure out the correct way to use effect vs affect, you are just going to have to bear it like fingernails on a chalkboard. :D

I was just effecting a change. :)

Affect versus Effect.
Affect with an a is usually a verb; effect with an e is (usually) a noun. When you affect something, you have an effect on it. The usual adjective is effective, which means “having the right effect,” or “getting the job done” — an effective medicine, for instance. (It can also mean “in effect,” as in “the new policy is effective immediately.”)
If the usuals leave you curious, here’s the rest of the story: affective as an adjective means “relating to or arousing an emotional reaction”; effect as a verb means “to bring about” or “to accomplish,” as in “to effect a change.” There’s also the noun affect, usually used in psychology, meaning “an emotion” or “feeling.” [Entry revised 10 July 2005, and then re-revised 16 July 2005.]