Masturbation as Sexual Myth
What are the most common sexual myth you come across?
Sexual myths and misconceptions leading to anxiety are the most common sexual problem. Commonest myths are those related to masturbation or dissipation of semen. Other prevalent myths are about celibacy, virginity, passing ‘dhat’ or ‘veerya’ in the urine, aphrodisiacs etc. These myths are being handed down from one generation to the next and, as a result, many people imagine more problems than they actually have.
What is masturbation?
Masturbation is a deliberate stimulation of the genitals for pleasure, which may or may not be pursued to the point of orgasm.
How do men masturbate?
For men, the commonest method is to fold the palm and fingers over the penis, so as to encircle it and produce friction by to and fro movements, often till orgasm and ejaculation are reached. Variations such as making coital movements against bed clothes, a pillow, pressing against some obje0cts etc. are also reported.
Do women masturbate? How?
Yes, women do indulge in masturbation. The usual method is by rubbing a finger on the clitoris. The female anatomy permits considerable variations such as thigh rubbing, rubbing clothing between the thighs and making vulval movements, instrumental masturbation by inserting an object into the vagina, striking the clitoris with a water jet etc.