Comments on Profile Post by ImStrongAK

People will believe anything if they are afraid it might be true.

@letter - They might be afraid but I'm not. Fapping is not just a spiritual sin but also causes unnecessary weakness. I feel feeble & week and I ain't got control over myself once I get stuck in this cycle. I'm here for a reason and I'm defending myself.
It's just I'm curious to know if people use this as a possible excuse to refrain escaping from PMO.

About 80% of men that reach 80 years have cancer cells in their prostate, apparently. I don't know if this is important or not.

@SirErnest - Nice to see you, professor!

Hmm.. I see. Does it cause any complication as such? Like dying after 80 years solely because of this?

Moreover, it's pretty much guaranteed that outta those 80%, 90% are habitual to masturbating.

You dont get cancer just for not touching your dick.

@Radiance - WOW! Seems like you hate PMO from the core of your heart. :P

I don't think 80 year olds are masturbating much. Just a statistic I saw. Overall, I doubt that edging with death-grip whilst watching almost-violent pornography is a good idea.

@SirErnest - Professor, I indirectly meant to say that the 90% of those 80% might've never practiced NoFap. They might have been masturbating on a regular basis..

The concern is : Getting Prostate Cancer by not fapping..?

And indeed, be it edging or climaxing whilst watching Porn, it is never a good idea.. I guess, that's why we "Fapstronauts" are here for! Conquering
PMO! ;)

Good point. What I know is that even when I was a teen, it was not possible to watch porn and masturbate. This problem really is new, and I fear for the young men.

Yes, @ImStrongAK, that is why I wrote what I did. Many do use prostate health as an excuse, and it is pushed through advertisements to keep men in PMO because it is profitable.

Though it is not true, it is believed because the lie plays upon the emotions.

Humans have cells that are dividing and multiplying all the time. There are tumour cells that form and die. Every one of us has a risk of developing cancer from those tumour cells.
I completely agree with @letter. It's all well-played lie.

@MrBean - Oh.. thanks for the great info, Dr. Bean! ;)

When my grandpa died because of cancer, I was told that cancer cells grow/multilpy abnormally and even possess the tendency to stop the growth of haemoglobin.. they dilute the blood. Is this true?

I'm sorry to hear about your grandfather's death.

Well, if you talk about cancer patients in general, all patients who have undergone chemotherapy would have a low RBC count/anemia. Haemoglobin being the protein present on RBC would decrease in count as well.
Now, if we speak about cancer causing anemia then it would be certain types of cancers like leukemia, lymphoma and myeloma.

So yes it's true.

@MrBean - Thanks for the info, my man! Hopefully you are fine now! ;)

I'm fine, thank you :-)