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I know it's bad for men to have long lasting erections, is it bad for women to be aroused for long periods of time as well?
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No to both. As long as the long lasting erection is not interfering with you passing urine, you are okay. Relieving erection by masturbaing is okay and will not do any harm. There is no risk from long lasting arousal to a woman as long as she avoids risky sexual activity and uses contraception for sex.
Answered 4/28/2021
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