FAQs

Masturbation
It is normal. You know your body better and you know the techniques and rhythm that works for you. Maybe it’s the way you touch your clits or finger yourself? To bridge the gap, you might want to explore how to bring what you enjoy when you touch yourself into your sexual experiences with your partner.
You’re experiencing COGNITIVE DISSONANCE. Your Christian beliefs don’t align with your desire for pleasure which is very common. However, masturbation is a common behavior that many people engage in. Focus on the pleasure you enjoy rather than the shame associated with it. If you don’t want to do it, you can find other ways to release your sexual tension through exercises, or engaging in hobbies to keep your mind occupied.
1. Identify your triggers (boredom? Porn?)
2. Find activities to distract yourself when the urge comes. Activities like exercising, reading, or socializing can help shift focus.
3. Spend more time in outdoors.
4. Avoid watching porn or content that triggers the urge.
5. instead of quitting all at once, try reducing the frequency with which you masturbate gradually. For example, if you do it everyday, you can set a goal to do it thrice a week instead. That’s more realistic.
6. Give yourself grace. Habits are difficult to break.
7. Have an accountability partner. Someone that you can be honest with.