Men often masturbate. Will this affect their sexual life in the future?

About 95% of men and 60% of women have masturbated before marriage, and a few will masturbate a little after marriage to achieve sexual satisfaction. From a physiological point of view, proper masturbation can relieve and relax the sexual impulse and tension in adolescence without causing any harm to others. It's a normal masturbation behavior, and it doesn't do much harm to the body. Only people who masturbate too much (even 1-2 times a day) will have obvious fatigue and some discomfort. For most people, the psychological burden after masturbation is probably more influential than masturbation itself. Masturbation is not directly related to impotence. Among the men who have never had a normal sexual life, the history of masturbation before marriage is long, and they are worried about impotence after marriage, which will affect the normal life of husband and wife. Many people show this anxiety. After a period of adaptation to the sexual life of married couples, all the worries before marriage will be superfluous. Because before you are exposed to female sexual stimulation, the erectile strength of the penis does not represent your true sexual ability. After all, masturbation is very different from normal sex life. Proper masturbation can promote the improvement of sexual function to a certain extent, because many people who have no sexual opportunities can experience the orgasm during ejaculation, or they can constantly inject sexual feelings into themselves in sexual fantasies.