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Answered 11/18/2017
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Masturbation safety: Masturbation is not normally harmful to physical health. However, if one is overly aggressive or uses objects which are contaminated or shaped in a manner that could puncture, then infection or injury could occur.
Answered 11/18/2017
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Neither good nor bad: Normal men, women, boys, and girls masturbate (it's universal). It isn't harmful, as the body goes through similar effects during regular sex with a partner (but too much of anything may become a problem). Masturbation does not stunt height, cause hair loss or gray hair, make you weak, create heart problems, lower testosterone, affect virginity, lower fertility, change your weight, or damage eyes.
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