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Confidencemaxxing
I understand many of you here prefer scientific validation for claims, and I respect that. I won't mislead you into thinking what I'm about to share is grounded in academic research.
If you're looking for an easy way to debunk pseudoscience, feel free to leave this thread. I'm not here to advocate for semen retention based on scientific evidence; there simply isn’t enough research on this topic.
However, for those genuinely curious, I want to share my personal experience with semen retention.
I used to feel like a complete failure—lacking career ambition, constantly tired, and struggling to connect with others. My workouts were uninspired, school bored me, and social interactions felt daunting. Then I discovered in college that my diet impacted my energy. Ditching refined carbs significantly improved my vitality and sparked a desire to explore other natural ways to enhance my life.
After experimenting with various approaches, I began practicing semen retention for a month, which transformed me completely. Suddenly, what once felt challenging became manageable. I gained confidence, maintained eye contact easily, and my cognitive abilities sharpened. I found it much easier to forge friendships, and my social life blossomed.
Within months, my productivity skyrocketed—I could work for twelve hours straight, fueled by an unquenchable passion for my tasks. It may sound unbelievable, but it was real for me.
I felt invigorated, as if I had regained a vital part of myself lost in my teenage years. I used to think that the energy of youth faded with puberty, but perhaps it coincided with my nightly habits during those years.
As I stopped objectifying women, I found myself comfortably talking to attractive women, generating genuine connections. Ironically, many started showing interest in me, which made it challenging to maintain my commitment. I faltered several times but ultimately returned to my enhanced state.
You might think I'm exaggerating, but this was my genuine experience. I wouldn't willingly forgo one of life’s greatest pleasures if I didn’t believe it was worth far more.
I can’t quite explain the profound impact this has on me. If you want to dismiss my experience as merely a placebo effect, I wouldn’t blame you—I’d likely feel the same way if I hadn’t lived it myself.
I genuinely wish it weren't true. Like many, I appreciate intimacy, and I view sexual connection as vital for a healthy relationship and life. Yet, every time I engage in sexual activities, I revert to an older version of myself—more tired, less confident, struggling to maintain eye contact, and less motivated.
Is this a psychological issue related to sex? It’s a possibility, but I can’t pinpoint any specific reason for it. Upon discovering this practice, I found that others shared remarkably similar experiences. However, maintaining this practice long enough to notice changes is challenging. The temptation is everywhere, making it clear why more people don’t explore this path; few are willing to commit to such self-denial based solely on the suggestions of strangers online, especially in a culture that promotes self-pleasure.
Yes, I often experience sexual urges, and those who view "sexual frustration" as merely a drive towards climax may not realize that it can be redirected towards more fulfilling pursuits.
If you engage in daily masturbation and consume pornography, I’m not here to judge. It’s valid to enjoy personal pleasure, and not everyone needs to make the sacrifices I have, especially since results can vary widely.
Still, if you're single and focused on personal development or going through a rough patch, experimenting with this practice might be worthwhile. I have no vested interest in convincing you to try it, but based on my experience and that of others, the potential benefits could be significant. The only cost is the energy spent on pursuing fleeting pleasures.
I understand if you feel resistance to this idea; many go to great lengths to satisfy their desires. Regardless, I welcome your perspective, as long as you consider the limitations I’ve mentioned.
If you're looking for an easy way to debunk pseudoscience, feel free to leave this thread. I'm not here to advocate for semen retention based on scientific evidence; there simply isn’t enough research on this topic.
However, for those genuinely curious, I want to share my personal experience with semen retention.
I used to feel like a complete failure—lacking career ambition, constantly tired, and struggling to connect with others. My workouts were uninspired, school bored me, and social interactions felt daunting. Then I discovered in college that my diet impacted my energy. Ditching refined carbs significantly improved my vitality and sparked a desire to explore other natural ways to enhance my life.
After experimenting with various approaches, I began practicing semen retention for a month, which transformed me completely. Suddenly, what once felt challenging became manageable. I gained confidence, maintained eye contact easily, and my cognitive abilities sharpened. I found it much easier to forge friendships, and my social life blossomed.
Within months, my productivity skyrocketed—I could work for twelve hours straight, fueled by an unquenchable passion for my tasks. It may sound unbelievable, but it was real for me.
I felt invigorated, as if I had regained a vital part of myself lost in my teenage years. I used to think that the energy of youth faded with puberty, but perhaps it coincided with my nightly habits during those years.
As I stopped objectifying women, I found myself comfortably talking to attractive women, generating genuine connections. Ironically, many started showing interest in me, which made it challenging to maintain my commitment. I faltered several times but ultimately returned to my enhanced state.
You might think I'm exaggerating, but this was my genuine experience. I wouldn't willingly forgo one of life’s greatest pleasures if I didn’t believe it was worth far more.
I can’t quite explain the profound impact this has on me. If you want to dismiss my experience as merely a placebo effect, I wouldn’t blame you—I’d likely feel the same way if I hadn’t lived it myself.
I genuinely wish it weren't true. Like many, I appreciate intimacy, and I view sexual connection as vital for a healthy relationship and life. Yet, every time I engage in sexual activities, I revert to an older version of myself—more tired, less confident, struggling to maintain eye contact, and less motivated.
Is this a psychological issue related to sex? It’s a possibility, but I can’t pinpoint any specific reason for it. Upon discovering this practice, I found that others shared remarkably similar experiences. However, maintaining this practice long enough to notice changes is challenging. The temptation is everywhere, making it clear why more people don’t explore this path; few are willing to commit to such self-denial based solely on the suggestions of strangers online, especially in a culture that promotes self-pleasure.
Yes, I often experience sexual urges, and those who view "sexual frustration" as merely a drive towards climax may not realize that it can be redirected towards more fulfilling pursuits.
If you engage in daily masturbation and consume pornography, I’m not here to judge. It’s valid to enjoy personal pleasure, and not everyone needs to make the sacrifices I have, especially since results can vary widely.
Still, if you're single and focused on personal development or going through a rough patch, experimenting with this practice might be worthwhile. I have no vested interest in convincing you to try it, but based on my experience and that of others, the potential benefits could be significant. The only cost is the energy spent on pursuing fleeting pleasures.
I understand if you feel resistance to this idea; many go to great lengths to satisfy their desires. Regardless, I welcome your perspective, as long as you consider the limitations I’ve mentioned.
