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Understanding No Nut November
No Nut November (NNN) originated on Urban Dictionary in 2011, primarily as a response to the NoFap movement on Reddit. However, it didn’t really take off until 2017. Some sources suggest that its beginnings trace back to body-building forums as early as 2004, although that claim seems somewhat exaggerated. Regardless, if someone believes that their girlfriend’s request to abstain from sexual activities during her absence sparked the idea of NNN, then who are we to judge?
While some proponents argue that abstaining from ejaculation has health benefits, scientific evidence often contradicts these claims. Let’s delve into the primary reasons for reconsidering participation in No Nut November.
Section 1.1: The Roots of NNN
The movement has puritanical, anti-porn sentiments at its core. Although I’m not a supporter of free porn websites, I do believe in the positive aspects of adult entertainment when approached responsibly. In fact, engaging with adult content alongside a partner can enhance intimacy and relationship satisfaction. Research in modern relationships indicates that criticizing a partner for watching porn can lead to more conflicts, rather than the act of viewing or the act of masturbation itself.
Section 1.2: Health Implications of Ejaculation
Ejaculation has been linked to a reduced risk of prostate cancer. An extensive Harvard study involving nearly 30,000 health professionals revealed that men who ejaculated 21 times a month had a 20% lower risk of developing prostate cancer compared to those who ejaculated four to seven times monthly. Similarly, an Australian study indicated a 36% risk reduction for men who ejaculated weekly.
Subsection 1.2.1: The Testosterone Connection
Research surrounding testosterone levels in relation to sexual activity and masturbation is limited and often conducted on small sample sizes. Current studies suggest that both masturbation and ejaculation can actually boost testosterone levels in men, especially when accompanied by sexual stimuli.
Section 1.3: The Myths of Prolonged Abstinence
Scientific studies indicate that refraining from ejaculation can lead to negative health consequences for men. Issues such as loss of muscle tone in the pelvic area may result in erectile dysfunction. Just like women, men need to maintain their pelvic floor muscles, and masturbation can actually enhance sexual performance.
Masturbation also triggers the release of neurochemicals like dopamine and oxytocin, which elevate mood, increase satisfaction, and activate the brain's reward systems. This is beneficial for everyone, regardless of gender.
Is There a Valid Reason to Join No Nut November?
As a Professional Domme, I’ve had submissives choose to continue their Locktober commitments into November, practicing edging and refraining from ejaculation as part of their service a