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The Bible never calls masturbation a sin. In fact, it never mentions it at ALL.

If you don't masturbate, your body will automatically get rid of stale semen through nocturnal emissions. You either need to put up with the "wet dreams" or masturbate to avoid them. It's how the human male body works.

The body is always producing semen and it has to come out. It's a fact of nature. God made us that way. The only way to stop cumming involuntarily is to do it voluntarily, and that means either having sex with someone else or masturbating. I know some churches and some clergy will try to tell you this is sinful. Many people disagree. And Wazir is right. The Bible says nothing about masturbation. The "sin" you're talking about was dreamed up by men, not by God. Doctors (and more enlightened church leaders) will tell you that masturbation is both healthy and normal. And, I'm sorry, given what thousands of Catholic clergy around the world have been convicted of doing with children over the last few decades, and the Church's shameful response, the Catholic Church has zero credibility on the subject of sexual sin.

Your body naturally gets rid of semen on it's own for health reasons.

So how can getting rid of semen by masturbating even be a sin? Sounds really dumb to me.

Your just going to get a girl pregnant and maybe even an std when you have sex if you don't use a condom = really dumb.

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If you don't masturbate, even tho it's healthy, or have sex with girls with a condom, then the only way I can think of to get rid of a wet dream is to not go to sleep.

I agree.

Being Catholic is annoying but do your best.

ANSWER: Marry now or complete puberty. Your choice.

PS. Sorry you're annoyed with being male but at least you'll never get a menstrual cycle.

Really think about this:

Do you truly believe that it's a sin or have you been told that it's a sin? You are old enough now to decide that for yourself.

Simple = masturbation.

And where does it say it's a Sin.

Certainly not in any Scriptures.

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