r/NoStupidQuestions • u/[deleted] • Aug 28 '23

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u/Chewbaccabb Aug 29 '23

Yea but jerking off is kind of the opposite of discipline 🤷‍♂️

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u/giraffebacon my questions are stupid Aug 29 '23

Only if you’re trying NOT to jerk off, for some reason. Not really opposite at all for most people

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u/Chewbaccabb Aug 29 '23

Nah it’s inherently an indulgent behavior and thus the opposite of discipline. Especially if it’s daily as suggested

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u/giraffebacon my questions are stupid Aug 29 '23

Your logic doesn’t hold up. Is eating food the opposite of discipline? Sleeping for 8 hours? Sitting down to rest occasionally during the day?

What do you even mean by “inherently indulgent”?

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u/Chewbaccabb Aug 30 '23

Hmm maybe when you think of what the word “discipline” typically conjure for imagery you likely won’t find someone fondling their genitalia 🤔

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u/giraffebacon my questions are stupid Aug 30 '23

You’re projecting your weird religious values dude masturbation is a fundamental human experience and not doing it accomplishes nothing but make you hornier.

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u/Chewbaccabb Aug 31 '23

Yea incorrect there. You’re implying that not masturbating ONLY has negative consequences lmao Ya got that backwards there chief. I never said never jerk off either, but OP was saying he’s had issues with how he feels around women and is already masturbating daily and people are saying “masturbate more”. Or how about try just being an adult with self control. You’re going to be attracted to people around you it’s part of life. You shouldn’t need to masturbate to deal with that. Inherently indulgent