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I love this photo of a young Japanese woman ready for bed. What panties! What a glorious body!



This photograph would have been my absolute favorite back in my teenage years when I used 'pictures' as an aid to masturbation (I was a big fan of the Sears Catalog back in those days - not that I needed much 'help' in that regard).



Remembering those days I was amused by this site which offers 'cures' for masturbation. Masturbation needs a cure?! I think not. Masturbation is not a disease. Masturbation is a sexual outlet. Furthermore masturbation is a sexual teaching tool which enhances adult sexual performance: the more you masturbate as a teenager the more proficient you become sexually as you mature. This is especially true with men, who, through masturbation, learn to control the approaches to ejaculation (and orgasm), preventing the accident of premature ejaculation during later sexual encounters. Women must certainly benefit from masturbation too. How could they not? Hot chicks masturbate. Cold chicks join the convent.

One of the reasons I laughed about Jewish men having 'wet dreams' (nocturnal emissions) is that I cannot remember ever having had a 'wet dream.' In fact, when I first heard one of my peers describe the phenomenon I was a bit jealous: I wanted to have a wet dream. Only much later would I realize that I had masturbated so frequently during those teenage years that my body never needed to expel excess semen. Hence I never had a 'nocturnal emission.' Darn.

I've had plenty of sex dreams during my long life, of course, but so far as I can remember, they all involved women and their panties. You might be a bit surprised by who I have almost had sex with in the middle of the night.

But I'll never tell...