How to Control Sexual Urges and Concentrate on Other Things?
Question by Archangel: How to Control sexual urges and concentrate on other things?
I know its normal to have these urges. But for me, they’re very strong. Over the years, they’ve taken over all my free time and I feel I’m not doing other positive creative things. Like socializing, having a good hobby, exploring, hanging out, so many nice things… Its a kind of trap, each time I masturbate, my mind clamps down, and I want more and more and more. Any suggestions? Serious, non-offensive answers please.
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Answer by Eurydice
get a mate
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