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Q: repeated ejactulation effects

asked by: antipirate on July 7th, 2008

New User

If a man ejaculates numerous times in say a 24 hour period what kind of effects can it have?

I remember reading something somewhere about negative emotional effects and tiredness which would be rather concerning (though the tiredness is only so if it lasting)

Is this true? are there other problems linked with a lot of sex in a short time? Things bad enough that it should be avoided or just things that one should be wary of before embarking on a "sexual marathon"?

regards,
Antipirate

Replies(3)

CaliforniaJim

replied on July 8th, 2008

New User

Antipirate,
You can have sex as many times as your penis will allow you to... Nothing to worry about.

I've always thought I could have a "sex marathon" but end up getting tired after the 2nd time Smile

Have fun!
Jim

B_Jim

replied on July 10th, 2008

Experienced User

Ejaculation makes me tired for 3 days with loss of concentration and flu-like state.

dreavgona

replied on July 23rd, 2008

New User

Ejaculation in itself isint bad for you. It must burn up a lot of energy, but as long as you keep yourself healthy, dont really see a limit. Of course, after multiple times in a short period, odds are you will be empty and not really ejaculate much, but it wouldnt be bad. I have gone through 10 times in a day, and I survived, so odds are you will too. And yeah, being tired after having sex a lot is normal as you burn a LOT of energy.

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