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Anxiety and masturbation
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Hrm. It can, if it's a situation where you're able to relax. Personally, if I'm having mega-anxiety, it's hard for me to get into enjoying much of anything, but some people find relaxation exercises & such helpful. Masturbation can certainly serve the same type of function. It just depends on how it works for the individual. If it distracts you from your stress or allows you to chill, sure... whatever works!
Originally posted by
Livnlrn93
Does masturbation relieve stress related to anxiety?
10/31/2011
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I tend to find I can ease my anxiety a bit with masturbation. But when i'm having a full blown anxiety attack, I find that rubbing my shoulders; and working out the stress downward from there really helps ease some of the tension beforehand.
Originally posted by
Livnlrn93
Does masturbation relieve stress related to anxiety?
10/31/2011
Livnlrn93
It depends on the type of anxiety. If it is more of a worrying, general anxiety than i think it does (if you can get into it enough to have a good O). If it is more extreme stress that is is relevant to either the current situation or something happening that day or the next, then often not.
11/11/2011
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For me, personally, it does no matter what kind of anxiety...but only for a short period of time.
Originally posted by
eeep
It depends on the type of anxiety. If it is more of a worrying, general anxiety than i think it does (if you can get into it enough to have a good O). If it is more extreme stress that is is relevant to either the current situation or something
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It depends on the type of anxiety. If it is more of a worrying, general anxiety than i think it does (if you can get into it enough to have a good O). If it is more extreme stress that is is relevant to either the current situation or something happening that day or the next, then often not.
11/11/2011
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this sounds about right. thank you for sharing your experiences. stay positive friend
Originally posted by
eeep
It depends on the type of anxiety. If it is more of a worrying, general anxiety than i think it does (if you can get into it enough to have a good O). If it is more extreme stress that is is relevant to either the current situation or something
...
It depends on the type of anxiety. If it is more of a worrying, general anxiety than i think it does (if you can get into it enough to have a good O). If it is more extreme stress that is is relevant to either the current situation or something happening that day or the next, then often not.
08/29/2012
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