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Q: stopping wet dreams
asked by: balli on April 3rd, 2008
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hi
i want to tell u that i have been facing the problem of wet dreams for 7 years
i offence dat i have done masterbation atleast 1300 times during my therse seven year , know i want to get rid of this habit but wet dreams dont let me do so , is there any way to stop wet dreams by medicine if yes then frm which medicine plz tell me about dat, i have already lost my most of men power through masterbation know i want to take me men power back plz give me quideline i shall be thanksful to you
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Tylanas
replied on April 3rd, 2008
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I am the wrong person to ask to stop masturbation, as I believe it is a healthy part of every day life.

NO, there is no way to stop wet dreams. They are natural.

YOU DO NOT LOSE "men power" THROUGH MASTURBATION. The opposite is actually true!! Masturbation keeps your male body healthy and fit. It keeps your reproductive system healthy and POTENT. It can teach you control of orgasm so that during sex you can go for a long time to please your partner!

Stopping masturbation will not make "men power" come back. You have not lost any power! If you stop masturbating, you can cause major problems with your prostate.

If you want fewer wet dreams, then you MUST masturbate during the day every now and then. You get wet dreams because YOUR BODY knows it needs to masturbate, and since YOU won't give it orgasm, it does so when you are asleep! Your body is smarter than you are! It knows masturbation is GOOD for it.

MASTURBATION IS NOT BAD. IT IS HEALTHY.
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antigone
replied on April 3rd, 2008
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Wet dreams are a normal physiological function of the male body. Surges in testosterone cause the wet dreams. Testosterone is responsible for male sex drive and for the characteristics that make you a man. Without testosterone you would not develop properly. You can not make the dreams stop. It is quite normal to have these dreams. Masturbation is, also, normal. Sexual urges are necessary as they ensure the propagation of our species. If we did not have sexual desires we wouldn't seek out a mate and continue to have offspring. Masturbation is safe sex. You have no risk of an unwanted pregnancy or STDs. Self gratification allows you the release you need. There is no harm in doing so and in fact promotes a healthy mental and physical state. Hormones are released when you orgasm. They are responsible for feelings of well being and stress relief. You lose no power by masturbating any more than you lose power by sleeping and eating. Masturbation is not only normal but a healthy practice.
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exodia69
replied on April 3rd, 2008
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is it true that all men have a wet dream at least once?

i never remember having one... or i just didn't see it.
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Tylanas
replied on April 3rd, 2008
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I would say it is true to the extent that 99% of all men will probably have a wet-dream. In science, never say never. Basically, don't use absolutes. So will ALL men? Most likely, but I can't say for sure, because I'm sure there is at least one man who will never have one.

And you don't necessarily "see" a wet dream. If you have one before you're old enough to ejaculate, nothing may be there to see when you wake up. Many people simply don't remember their dreams.
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newblog123
replied on April 18th, 2008
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Hi, about wet dreams and stopping masturbation!
Hi,

I have also a long story about masturbation with myself...

and I noticed that the only one technique to stop wet dreams is:

I erase it from my subconsciousness - simple but work.

I don't have any wet dreams now!
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Mikolas
replied on April 18th, 2008
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I'm still not quite sure what a wet dream is to this day. A dream in which I remember being very kinky?
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seaboijo
replied on April 22nd, 2008
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I so want to have wet dreams.
I've even tried to stop masturbation for about 100 days and still got nothing.
My pants were still dry in the morning.
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latituded6306
replied on May 27th, 2009
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hi ...
i have wet dreams more often ....that makes me weak and loss of appitite..i tried to control a lot but cant ....the day wen i get wet dream that day i will be tierd ...is there any way without mastrubating ti stop this wet dreams
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concernedn
replied on May 30th, 2009
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seaboijo wrote:
I so want to have wet dreams.
I've even tried to stop masturbation for about 100 days and still got nothing.
My pants were still dry in the morning.


Can't believe that unless you are really old! 100 days mean 3 months 10 days to be exact. If you are young you should have got a wet dream by now. Perhaps need to see the doctor.
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concernedn
replied on May 30th, 2009
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latituded6306 wrote:
hi ...
i have wet dreams more often ....that makes me weak and loss of appitite..i tried to control a lot but cant ....the day wen i get wet dream that day i will be tierd ...is there any way without mastrubating ti stop this wet dreams


First of all, I don't think wet dream has any direct link with weakness and loss of appetite. This 2 symptoms could be indicating some other disease that you may be having. Tiredness also doesn't have much to do with wet dreams.

Wet dreams, in my opinion, are a natural way to release the excess sperm production. Whenever sperm production reaches a very high level, it will be released in your wet dreams.
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latituded6306
replied on June 1st, 2009
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getting wet dreams once ia a while is ok but it happens almost alternate days...so there is no way to stop ha??
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concernedn
replied on June 2nd, 2009
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Sorry if I was a little harsh! Rolling Eyes

You can reduce wet dreams but can't completely stop it. In general, you get a sexual urge when you think a woman in a sexual way. Your sperm production increases when you think women in a sexual way. So if you don't think women in a sexual way, there will be lesser sperm production, and lesser wet dreams!

You can't completely stop thinking women in a sexual way. You are a man and because of your biological build up you will be attracted to them. You can only control it but you can't perfectly stop wet dreams.

Stress (not sure) could also be a contributing factor. Search the Internet.

Hope that helps! Smile
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