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This 15 page paper provides an overview of masturbation and different views on the practice. Medical information is provided and positive and negative aspects are explored. Masturbation as a part of sex addition is discussed as well as other practices associated with masturbation such as phone sex and cybersex. Bibliography lists 14 sources.
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walked in on him doing the deed, something that shocked and landed her in the hospital. Perhaps her reaction is a part of the mentality that many embrace. Although many
people have odd reactions to masturbation, it is for the most part considered a normal part of human sexuality. In fact, most sex researchers agree that masturbation is a healthy
part of sexuality and that treating it otherwise can lead to sexual dysfunction (Rosellini, 1997). Children who are punished for masturbating, for example, may grow up to look at sex
as evil (1997). Masturbation to some is embarrassing and hardly enters discussions, just as are some personal things that people hardly mention like urinating or defecating. It
is not a pleasant topic and while sexual in nature, it is more a bodily function than a stimuli. Of course, some men are aroused by watching women masturbate, and
it is possible that masturbation is a sexual stimulus, but by and large it is something to do when one does not have other sexual options. It generally serves as
a substitute for intercourse. Many think of masturbation as an act of sexual self-pleasure, and it is, but it is more than a simple act. It can include a variety
of things which act as stimuli. Pornography, peep shows or other individuals may accompany a person who is engaging in this form of sexual stimulation. Masturbation is thought to be
composed of five components, including things such as manually touching ones genitals, enjoying feelings from manual stimulation, fantasizing about another person, experiencing orgasm and having an ejaculation of
semen ("Masturbation," 2002) II. Beliefs About the Practice There have been a great many myths perpetuated about masturbation, largely by the Catholic church. In fact, Alanis Morisette
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