I'm confused, is God against másturbation? I really want to know. But if he is I want to stop.
I
have no interest in it being a natural thing to do, so I should not be
worried about it. I have tried combating the need to do it, but it never
lasts long and I always return to it.
I read somewhere that a cause for excessive másturbation can be heightened éstrogen(sp) levels and there are pills you can take to lower this. I read about was Támoxifen, it's a drug for treating breást cancer in and one of the things it does is lower éstrogen levels, but only in men. The drug has proven very effective in reducing sexuál desire in men without the requirement of surgery.
If anyone can provide any information or the names of any drugs, tablets, potions or whatever that can assist me in this I will be forever grateful.
I read somewhere that a cause for excessive másturbation can be heightened éstrogen(sp) levels and there are pills you can take to lower this. I read about was Támoxifen, it's a drug for treating breást cancer in and one of the things it does is lower éstrogen levels, but only in men. The drug has proven very effective in reducing sexuál desire in men without the requirement of surgery.
If anyone can provide any information or the names of any drugs, tablets, potions or whatever that can assist me in this I will be forever grateful.
I don't want to stop being Catholic and please no rudé comments i just want some advicé
What is the Bible’s view of masturbation?
ReplyDelete▪ Answer: The Bible does not specifically mention masturbation—the deliberate self-stimulation that produces sexual arousal and orgasm. However, God’s Word commands Christians: “Deaden, therefore, your body members that are upon the earth as respects fornication, uncleanness, [and improper] sexual appetite.”—Colossians 3:5.
Masturbation fosters a distorted and self-centered view of sex. The Bible assures us that God can impart “power beyond what is normal” to those who make a sincere effort to break this habit.—2 Corinthians 4:7; Philippians 4:13.
[Footnotes]
Por·nei′a also refers to other acts that deviate from God’s original purpose in creating the human sexual organs, such as adultery, homosexuality, and bestiality.
For more information about the Scriptural view of sterilization, please see “Questions From Readers” in The Watchtower of June 15, 1999, pages 27-28.