Monday, 4 July 2016

Sex Life, Practise makes perfect

Julie SulterAs the journey through childhood, boys and girls continue to seek more knowledge about what exactly to do with those developing organs. So they keep practising masturbating (sometimes boys do this in groups). By the ages of six to eight, most boys and girls will have moved on from curious Twiddling of their genitals to deliberate and systematic masturbation provided they are not entirely prevented from doing so by parents who have failed to realise that its normative behaviour.

My mother knew I was masturbating and she would try to make me stop. She’d come into my bedroom and say ok put your hands beside your bad and stop doing that. There was a weekly paper called “star magazine’ in which there would be a picture of a girl in Va-voom outfit  and I thought that was really sexy. I imagined myself to be her and beat her off to that image. It seemed very comforting at that point like I had control. But it was embarrassing too.


The girl in the above scenario continued to self pleasure because Like most children she was unable to stop. How ever she experienced overwhelming guilt about it and her sense of self-worth was damaged because she felt she was bad and a disappointment to her mother. Like many others, she was also confused by the conflicting messages she was receiving: The socially sanctioned sexy female images in the newspaper versus her mothers disapproval.

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