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How to go 6 weeks without orgasm?
Hello,
This question may seem unusual but I ask that you please take it seriously. Through unskillful sexuality I have developed a compulsive addiction to sex. When I 1st decided to abstain from sex for a while and make many lifestyle changes, I started to abstain from sex, exercise, eat right, and many other things. After a few weeks I started leaking semen when I urinated, as my body was adjusting to celibacy period. After about 6 weeks a feeling of radiant well being returned to me and stayed with me until I fell back into pornography and addiction about 6 months later. When my well being had been lost again and compulsive sexual addiction was reactivated, I tried to begin to abstain again but this time, wet dreams come along after about a week of abstinence and refuel and replenish the addiction. If I am lucky enough to get past 1 week, again my penis starts leaking semen after I urinate just like teh 1st time, only again usually wet dreams come and I have to start again from scratch. I know that if I can go without orgasm of any kind for about 6 to 8 weeks, my well being will be restored, however wet dreams keep coming. Are there any practical steps I can take to hold off wet dreams for 6 to 8 weeks? What about means of emptying prostate without orgasm, can these be explained please? I know the medical community does not as yet believe in sexual addiction but I am an intelligent man and let me assure you it is a fact. So I kindly ask that instead of questioning my motives if you could please answer the question of practical means to achieve my goal of 6 to 8 weeks no orgasm of any kind. I have been abstaining from all sex for over a year now and still the raging compulsion is with me 24/7 and will not subside until I can give my brain a rest from orgasm. Thank you for taking the time to answer my question and again please answer it as if assuming everything I am saying is in fact correct. Thanks.
This question may seem unusual but I ask that you please take it seriously. Through unskillful sexuality I have developed a compulsive addiction to sex. When I 1st decided to abstain from sex for a while and make many lifestyle changes, I started to abstain from sex, exercise, eat right, and many other things. After a few weeks I started leaking semen when I urinated, as my body was adjusting to celibacy period. After about 6 weeks a feeling of radiant well being returned to me and stayed with me until I fell back into pornography and addiction about 6 months later. When my well being had been lost again and compulsive sexual addiction was reactivated, I tried to begin to abstain again but this time, wet dreams come along after about a week of abstinence and refuel and replenish the addiction. If I am lucky enough to get past 1 week, again my penis starts leaking semen after I urinate just like teh 1st time, only again usually wet dreams come and I have to start again from scratch. I know that if I can go without orgasm of any kind for about 6 to 8 weeks, my well being will be restored, however wet dreams keep coming. Are there any practical steps I can take to hold off wet dreams for 6 to 8 weeks? What about means of emptying prostate without orgasm, can these be explained please? I know the medical community does not as yet believe in sexual addiction but I am an intelligent man and let me assure you it is a fact. So I kindly ask that instead of questioning my motives if you could please answer the question of practical means to achieve my goal of 6 to 8 weeks no orgasm of any kind. I have been abstaining from all sex for over a year now and still the raging compulsion is with me 24/7 and will not subside until I can give my brain a rest from orgasm. Thank you for taking the time to answer my question and again please answer it as if assuming everything I am saying is in fact correct. Thanks.
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
No way to avoid the nocturnal emissions. Thy are quite normal.
Addiction is treatable but it takes committment and effort.
S.A.Liroff, M.D.
Addiction is treatable but it takes committment and effort.
S.A.Liroff, M.D.
They cannot help me if the addiction is physiological. Can you please just answer my question. Are there any ways in which nocturnal emissions can be bypassed?
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
You are already along the road to help when you identify that there is a problem. Now to deal with it adequately. Most individuals need help in dealing with addiction or perceived addiction of any kind and a sexual addiction is not any different in this regard. You should seek the care of a psychologist/psychiatric social worker/psychiatrist. There is help for you.
S.A.Liroff, M.D.
S.A.Liroff, M.D.
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