Do you think there's a correlation between bad dreams and masturbation?

Its like i have to pay for the "pleasure" i had, i usually dream weird things from my past in a very weird/annoying/scary way.

i don't know if it happens only to me, but i started feeling a correlation between the two for long time now

 

No its all in your head

 

No there is no connection.

Dreams are there to restructure your brain at night. It is like defragmenting a hard drive, and what you experience is reallocated.
You should try to solve your problems and not to numb and just distract yourself. Sport is a very good means, also
hiking or tai chi and swimming as well as cycling have a positive influence on what happens in the head at night.

A healthy diet, little animal fat, less meat, enough water, more vegetables and whole grain products such as muesli,
less stress, more leisure and never lose touch with nature. There is a lot to do and that as long as you live.

 

forgot the last time, more than 10 years ago I think, but bad dreams keep happening every once in a while, what am I paying for again ?

 

The orgasm theory
From the book The Function of the Orgasm, by Wilhelm Reich, M.D., FS&G, New York 1973.
http://wilhelmreich.gr/en/orgonomy/orgonomy-and-medicine/the-orgasm-theory/

Wilhelm Reich 'Function of the Orgasm' REVIEW

 

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Yes, the less you masterbate the worse the dreams. Get going, kid. Sleep well and don't let the bedbugs bite.

 

I sleep best after "taking care of business"

 

nvm. samsome trolling again

 

Semen contains a lot of hormones and it needs to be replenished.
One of the hormones is serotonin that stabilizes mood, they call it the hormone of happiness.
If you masturbate a lot your body may have a hard time replenishing.
What happens is if you fail to deliver enough nutrients, your body starts taking it from your organs and this explains why some people feel depressed after sex or emotional and the more you do it the worse you feel, so take a break for a few days or weeks to replenish yourself.
The Chinese doctors know all about this, this is still science fiction for western medicine.
Low testosterone can also give you insomnia, anxiety, depression.

 

No. I've never ever had such problems or side effects. I guess you are feeling guilty, in some way, and this affects you.

It's all in your head. And this means you can change it. Best wishes!

PS: Also, the same would happen after having sex with someone else (because biologically there's no difference), so thousands of milions of humans would notice it. And this doesn't happen.

 

it should be the opposite... masturbation (together with sex with another human being) is as natural as eating, drinking and doing bodily functions in general. Not doing it (or sex) may lead to real problems

 

i like most of your posts. but wilhelm reich was a harzardous man! he promised cancer healing, with so-called "orgon rays", and prevented therefore the proper treatment of many cancer victims!!! please, inform yourself, before you criticlessly paste googled-up pseudo-science of defrauders!

 

Hello thomas78, I am very well informed about Wilhelm Reich and have learned a lot from him.
I am neither uncritical nor google me. You should read his books before you portray people as idiots in your own opinion.
He was neither dangerous nor a charlatan. Please spare me your half-knowledge.

 

It just depends on the order and the result.

 

If you don't masturbate,
you're more likely to have Erotic Dreams sooner/later..

That's the only connection I can see..


Otoh, if you smoke marijuana you're much less likely to remember any dreams, ever..
(I guess it's either because you sleep more deeply, because it messes your short-place memory,
or who knows, maybe because the oniric parts of your brain have already been functioning all day, so whytf, there's no need.. )

 

All I know is there is a correlation between wet dreams and masturbation

 

(0:32 Pain can become a nightmare )

and (0:54 maybe that can give you nightmares too )

 

That's a pretty steep claim. Do you actually know anything about this man other than the wikipedia introduction? Did you read any of his works?

 

I always make sure to discuss this in all the audio forums I participate in. It is essential in all "mastering" discussions.

 

And in "Theory" discussions