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Sex drive skyrockets when bladder full
So... You might need a little backstory. I've been participating in a group called NoFap, the idea is to try to stop masturbating, for some of us it's a thing to learn some self control. That's what I'm in it for.
Anyway, this has happened a few times, if I really needed to pee I'd find myself feeling really horny. And as soon as I use the bathroom this desire vanishes. This happens a lot in the morning too, though I just realized this a while ago. I thought I was just horny because morning wood, but I noticed that it would stay with me almost exactly until I urinate.
This is normal right?
Also forgive me, I couldn't really find a... less slang-y word for that...
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It's normal to have erection (less slangy word) with full bladder and doing masturbation and relieving yourself is perfectly healthy and not a sin. All you are experiencing is perfect normal beginning of youth do don't worry.
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Yes it is normal. Many people get erections also on full bladder. You should try and avoid prolonged holding of urine.
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