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About masterbation
1. how many times i can use the stop and start technique for masterbation in a week for delaying the ejaculation and whats the process for that....??
2.another question is if we do masterbation and if we stop it a few seconds ago of orgasm the semens are in the nerves or it go to back or is itcomes from urethra with urine...??
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No sir semen will not come from urine if you stop between orgasmic phase. And there is no stop and start techniques ejaculation is spontaneous part in orgasmic phase in sexual cycle
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Dr. Gunjan Saini
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14 yrs exp
Haridwar
take proper knowledge about both problem sir
chat or call me
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Dr. Shiv Kumar Sharma
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Jaipur
First of all U must understand that masterbation is not good for your future married life it leads to PME , there are many adverse effects of your technique, Urine and semen both never comes out together
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