Pay attention to hygiene! Reduce masturbation!

Let's talk about masturbation first. I only started masturbating during my university years, which was over five years ago. I remember one time in particular, on a train, I was standing between two carriages, my hand inside my underwear, rubbing back and forth, trying not to let anyone see. It felt so good, and then, with a wave of pleasure, I ejaculated all over my underwear. I remember how thick and viscous the fluid was back then; it's nothing like it is now. After that, masturbation became a regular occurrence, sometimes in the toilet, sometimes in the classroom, sometimes in the dorm. Looking back, I was really young and energetic back then. Speaking of masturbation, I was one of the first to start than my classmates; I wonder if they were secretly doing it too. I think that besides seeking that fleeting pleasure, masturbation is also about releasing stress. Sometimes, I masturbate simply to release stress. I've been doing this for so many years without any problems, until recently, when I suddenly felt a little itchy in my penis, which puzzled me. I took it out for a checkup and found a foreign object in the coronal sulcus. A lot of it came off easily with a rub; it was white, like scrubbing in the shower. I washed it clean the first time, but it reappeared the next day. I was anxious and immediately went online to search for medical advice. After reading many cases from other people, based on the similarity, I suspected it was balanitis. I was frantic. Although it wasn't a serious illness, it's essential for health, and even a small ailment can't be ignored. So I decided to go to the hospital for a checkup the next day. At the hospital, I registered, saw the doctor, and he looked at me and said, "It's fine." I was puzzled. I mentioned it was itchy, and the doctor simply said, "It wasn't cleaned properly. Of course it will itch if there's a foreign object. Wash it thoroughly again." Okay, I gave up and left. After leaving, although the result didn't match my online research, I was still slightly relieved; at least it was nothing serious (I wonder if I had encountered a quack). After returning home, I washed my genitals with warm water every night, very thoroughly. After two or three days of thorough washing, the itching has lessened considerably, and there's less white discharge (a tip: it's best to use running water or splash a little water on the genitals each time to ensure the water source is clean). When washing, I always use soap (a friendly reminder: use plain water instead; soap is highly alkaline and can easily damage the foreskin and cause discharge—I just learned this and will change that in the future). While washing, I noticed a stinging sensation, so I rinsed it clean and checked the foreskin. It turned out there was a tear inside the foreskin, which was one of the reasons for the itching. Thinking about it, the only explanation is that I masturbated too vigorously, trying to experience that momentary pleasure, and the high frequency caused the tear. So, I advise all my fellow enthusiasts to masturbate less. If you absolutely must, remember to use some lubricant.
Finally, a reminder to all fellow enthusiasts: pay attention to hygiene. Moderate masturbation is fine, excessive masturbation is harmful to your health, and excessive masturbation will lead to your demise!

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