This forum is against no-fap or semen retention but I find that when I don't masturbate or especially ejaculate I get things done, I feel motivated, I feel driven, but when I ejaculate it's like I've thrown the day away and I feel like doing nothing and turn into a zombie mindleessly procastinating or not being able to accomplish anything, I even begin to feel depressed and wanting to sleep all day, which I guess comes from the prolactin. No-fap appears to benefit me and many men also find benefits from it and report motivation and higher energy levels, so I'm not sure why the forum speaks against it. I don't see it as repressing sexual energy but rather putting it into productive use. This shouldn't be confused with the anti-sex doctrines of certain religions which I am against.
Depends
on what you masturbate to. If you masturbate to pornography often, it can create
dopamine withdrawal, and because of this, you may feel depressed after ejaculating. Try masturbating to
nothing and just
focus on the process itself.
Another reason could be that you are not engaging in masturbation because of a physical natural desire, but because it is an addiction.
Engaging in masturbation is not harmful, but even
beneficial, especially for men, as it can prevent sperm stagnation, as well as relieve mental and physical stress. The energy of orgasm is very strong, and at the moment of ejaculation there is a brief trance state.
Therefore, it is an
individual matter: someone may want to do it
several times a day, someone -
less. Listen to your body and try to masturbate less to pornography. It is best to find a partner in real life, if
possible.
"Kundalini is the life force and is very sexual in nature. This is the reason the Christian church and other RHP religions ban masturbation and all forms of sex. Sex is the creative power; it is one's use of the life force to create another human being. When one is trained and adept, the use of this force can be applied to many other objectives." Link:
https://templeofzeus.org/Kundalini.php
And several other researches:
"1. Reduced Risk of Prostate Cancer
A study co-authored by Lorelei Mucci, Professor of Epidemiology at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, found that men who ejaculated more than 20 times per month had a 20% lower risk of prostate cancer compared to those who ejaculated less frequently. The researchers suggest that frequent ejaculation may help clear potentially cancer-causing substances from the prostate (Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health).
2. Improved Immune Function
Research published in Neuroimmunomodulation observed that after orgasm, there was a temporary increase in the activity of certain immune cells, such as natural killer cells, which play a role in combating cancer and viral infections. This suggests that masturbation may provide a short-term boost to the immune system (Medical News Today).
3. Enhanced Mood and Stress Relief
Masturbation triggers the release of several hormones, including dopamine, oxytocin, and endorphins. These "feel-good" chemicals can reduce stress, alleviate anxiety, and improve mood. Clinical psychologist Megan Fleming notes that masturbation acts as a "reset button" for the nervous system, promoting relaxation and creativity (InStyle)."