I don't really meet the prerequisite for posting, but I'm going to anyway.

For most of my life as a sexual adult, I have either masturbated or had sex every single day. However, on a few different occasions, for different reasons, I have gone extended periods (e.g: 1+ months) with neither, the longest being over a year. For me, I've found that I get extremely irritable at around the one month mark, and am unable to function at a normal level. I get aroused at uncomfortable times and often for no reason. At this point, it is pure torture. During The one year drought, though, towards the end, I seemed to be extra alert and lively. Basically, long story short, if you're gonna go for it, really commit. Don't get a month in and go half mast.

Hey i am not good at english but belive me when i was searching the topic like this i watched your post and wanted to rply you in my words yes mastrubation not only affects your body but it also reduce energy and vibrations from your body which is important for these abilities that you have talked about ok now i am sharing you my story how i Come out frm this disease or mastrubation this habbit destroyed my sprituality and my body also there is only one way that you can leave this and this is fasting yes iam talking about islam fasting believe me this very powerful way fasting can increases your Will power yoir vibrations energy and fully controls on your body your thoughts jus think when you can eat anything but you not eat with your will And think if your body has not eaten then your mind dont think about mastrubation thoughts or sex because body need first food to get energy this energy is different that sprit energy and if you google about fasting then you understand that is not only healthy but very powerful fasting repairs Body damages sprit damages gut brain stomach problem and body problem blood problems i love this because i know this is best way in islam i love fasting dude after 21 days you can successfully leave this habbit Hope this Work Be Blessed Be healthy

Welcome to the Forum, AbdulKareem. (I think.)

The body isn't the enemy of any rational spirituality. Sex can be said to both decrease and increase energy, in the natural cycle of things, just as exercise does.

If there came a point when you were so hungry that you couldn't think or function well, is it okay to eat? Same question, or at least a very related one. Listen to the body, don't try to overrule its nature. Incorporate it; don't set up the false dichotomy (spirit is good, body is bad). Discipline is good as a tenet in spirituality certainly; attempted denial of one's nature is not.

this as stated is a good thing. ducy?

Oh good grief.

Two dead threads revived in one day.

Original !!!!!!!!!! Where are you......