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Is there ay connection to emitting sperms and having back pain or joint pain or it's just a myth?
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Most things that...: Things that sound like myths are usually myths. "Emitting sperm" happens to 1/2 of all humans. If sperm self-emits, such as during sleep, it only results in having more laundry to do. If the sperm is not self-emitting, and one must ask himself... how is he getting the sperm to emit? If that activity causes lots of wear and tear on his back or certain joints, then the myth might have some truth.
Answered 11/8/2019
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