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A member asked:
Im a 16 yr boy and worried about masturbation. lately it has felt less pleasurable/sore. is it from too much masturbation? will i be normal again?
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Yes/maybe: Self sex is a normal part of sexuality but like anything, overuse can be a problem. You can hurt yourself or spend so much time you lose chances to participate in productive pursuits. The body has the ability to heal if you quit overdoing it.
Answered 12/2/2017
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