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What do you think, could masturbating a lot in my teens affect me later on in my life?
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Depends: In most cases, no. For some, if it becomes an obscession and takes them away from productive pursuits that would to help them acheive personal goals in life. This is a near universal activity that is not talked of in many cultures but is part of normal sexuality.
Answered 9/9/2013
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