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Mastrubatory health

Posted: Sun Mar 02, 2025 10:04 pm
by Sav
Hi, I’m 13 and recently started mastrubating. There ate two things I was curious about. My mom doesn’t approve of mastrubating so I do it in secret, that means I’m unable to wash my bedsheets every time I mastrubate, is that okay and safe? The other thing is that I think I orgasm, but there is no fluid other than the usual wetness, is that usual or a problem?

Re: Mastrubatory health

Posted: Mon Mar 03, 2025 7:15 am
by Jacob
Hi Sav,

I'm sorry your mom has negative attitude towards masturbation and you're having to be affected by that! I will say that while you have an external reason to keep it a secret, you also have a right for it to be private - meaning you don't have any responsibility to tell anyone else.

If you don't wash your sheets every time you masturbate nothing bad will happen, that's completely fine. Although, if you want to wash them more I don't think you need to provide the actual reason. You could just say "I'm sweating more at night and I have more B.O, so I am going to wash my sheets more" and I'd hope your family would respect that and maybe even think "How responsible! Great!".

I don't know what kind of anatomy you're working with there, but at 13, whatever your anatomy yep; orgasm without ejaculation is fine and nothing to worry about.

The further explanation on that probably depends on what kind of anatomy you do have:

If you have a vulva, ejaculation is rare for everyone, and more often is the exception not the norm. If that's what you're asking about, here's an article with more information about that: Squirt: On Ejaculation

If you have a penises and testes, ejaculation is more common when you're younger as the age of producing more semen will be different for everyone. Ejaculation usually becomes a more regular part of orgasm during puberty then through adulthood. If it suddenly stopped or went away in adulthood, without an obvious reason (change in medication, past surgeries) that would be concerning and lead to doctors appointments to see what the cause might be. However at 13 there can be a lot of changes going on, so unless you have those body parts and was regularly ejaculating before, which it sounds like you weren't, I'd say it's nothing to be concerned about!

More information on puberty here: Not Everything You Wanted To Know About Puberty (But Pretty Darn Close)

Re: Mastrubatory health

Posted: Mon Mar 03, 2025 8:08 pm
by Sav
Thank you so much for the help. The cleanliness I was just worried about it being gross or unsanitary, thank you for clearing that up. Also, thank you for the information regarding ejeculation with female anatomy, I didn’t know that and am less stressed about it. Again, thank you for the advise!

Re: Mastrubatory health

Posted: Wed Mar 05, 2025 10:18 am
by Jacob
No worries Sav! Glad I could help!