I'm a female in high school, and I'm straight. I've been masturbating for a few years, and I want to stop. It feels good while I do it, but when I look back on it, it disgusts me and I wish that I never did it. I've tried to stop, but I always get that feeling and need to do it again. I feel gross and dirty admitting that I do it. I don't masturbate to porn, but I do it to sexual scenes in movies. I am ashamed that I do this and I want to stop, because I feel like I'm addicted or something. I don't do it that often, but please help me. How do I stop?
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Masturbation is a normal and natural thing. I am wondering why you feel like it is disgusting and dirty. Did someone say something to you? Is it because of religion? As a teenager your hormones are changing and you can feel a tension in your vagina, masturbation is a good release. Also, it helps you get in touch with your body and sexual feelings without the complications that come with having sex or doing sexual things with someone else. There is a very good website that gives all sort of sexual information. I think it would be helpful if you checked it out. They do have articles on masturbation as well as other things that you might need help with. The website is sexetc.org. Please if you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact 2ndfloor by message board post, phone or text messaging. We are here 24/7 by phone of any day between 4-8 PM by text messaging. Our number is 888-222-2228.
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hey, me too
I'm in the exact same situation. I'm a bisexual female in highschool, and I started masturbating to lesbian porn two years back, but feel like I can't stop. On top of that, I'm Christian, so chastity is a big thing. I keep imagining how my family and friends would react if they knew this about me. But, I have talked to a close guy friend who pretty much does the same thing, and talking to him about, what I feel is, a shameful part of me, helps to release some of the pressure. At least know, you're not alone.
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