Peterass posted...
But when you don't engage in either activity, which is harder to abstain from after an extended period of time?
It actually gets easier to abstain from either if you go long enough without. Like most addictions, the hardest withdrawal period is right after quitting, with a gradual adjustment to the new reality over time.
It's also kind of been proven that sexual tends to be related to how much sexual release you're actually getting - in other words, the more sex you have, or the more you masturbate, the more you want. Total abstinence becomes easier over time, because the longer you go without, the lower your libido will drop.
The real problem is that if you go from being a chronic masturbator to complete abstinence, you're likely going to have at least some period of nocturnal emissions as your body tries to compensate.
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