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nightsky

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TMS is true
Posted: 06-25-08 07:06am

For all those people here saying that TMS is 'a huge load' or simply made up, let me tell u all from personal experience that TMS is absolutely true. My boyfriend has the this problem, as he can only reach orgasm by masturbating prone. This has created a lot of problems for us, as he cannot ejaculate through oral sex, or intercourse. He has even told me himself that the way he masturbates is not normal, and admitting it to me took him a lot of courage and tears.
At first it never even occurred to me that it was a problem masturbating prone, until he finally told me recently that there is no way he could ejaculate through the normal way or sex. So i went on the internet and did a little research of my own, and came across this site: http://www.healthystrokes.com/
and it shocked me to know that everything described on this site fitted by boyfriend's condition perfectly.
It is a serious problem, not just a preference in the form of masturbation, as some of you said.
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Max55

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Posted: 07-29-08 16:27pm

I am currently going through TMS. I literally just found out a couple days ago that this is a problem and I'm 22. For years, I thought nothing was wrong until I realized that I can't masturbate any other way. It's going to take a lot of practice until I can get this right hopefully! I wish you guys luck
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Max55

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Posted: 07-29-08 16:33pm

I've recently just discovered that I suffer from TMS. I read an article on healthystrokes.com and am starting my one week abstinence today. I'm thrilled to see that I'm not the only one suffering from the problem
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Max55

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Posted: 07-29-08 16:36pm

I've recently just discovered that I suffer from TMS. I read an article on healthystrokes.com and am starting my one week abstinence today. I'm thrilled to see that I'm not the only one suffering from the problem
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Max55

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Posted: 07-29-08 16:38pm

sorry for the multiple posts...new to this whole posting thing on this website
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RobertT

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Posted: 08-19-08 00:45am

I am 41 years old, and I have been a sufferer of TMS my whole life. I have had sex with many women, but I have never been able to ejaculate by any means other than TMS.

I learned to do it around the age of six or seven. I lie face-down on the floor, with my penis curved to the left. My pubic bone applies pressure to my penis, much like squeezing a balloon. The pressure is felt inside; presumably near my prostate, although it feels somewhat deeper. I feel it as a deep, pleasurable "itch".

Now, to a young boy, this itch, coupled with the isolation and comfort of being on the floor, and combined with new sexual feelings as I got older, resulted in a rather lonely and strange interpretation of my own sexuality. I began to interpret this "itch" as being sexually penetrated. When masturbating, I would effectively hump the floor, and allow this pressure to build up, until I would ejaculate.

Now, as puberty arrived, I got erections, and nighttime emissions, and began to notice girls, etc. but I would always relieve my sexual tension through this method. As I reached adulthood, I found girlfriends, and even a wife (2 years) but while I was able to get erections, and even enjoyed the closeness and intimacy of sex, I was never able to ejaculate. Believe it or not, I would fake my orgams. Naturally, I've never been able to enjoy a blowjob completely.

In my 30's, I began to suffer from Erectile Dysfunction (ED). I also learned that "not being able to get it up" has a psychological toll on the women in your life. I rationalized why I didn't maintain relationships.

Furthermore, there was still the sensation that I fantasized was being penetrated. I was effectively gay while I was laying prone and masturbating (I have read this also on the Yahoo Groups TMS site as well), but while I am NOT masturbating, I cannot imagine being attracted to men.

Now, before anyone here simply assumes "well he's gay and not wanting to admit it" I can assure you that I am NOT. There was a point in my young adult life when I even experimented with men, and did not enjoy it in the slightest. My fantasies had grown so strong, that I had gotten together with other men (two occasions) and tried to enjoy homosexual sex. There was absolutely nothing about it I enjoyed. And THIS got me to thinking that perhaps some gay men "bottoms" (as they're called in the homosexual community) are maybe TMS sufferers whose syndrome has made them interpret their sexuality as homosexuality.

I'm now 41, and I have no women in my life. I have come to the realization that my sexual identity has been twisted by a masturbatory practice I began at a very young age. I simply do not find the same thrill as I do by setting my computer on the floor, and having very long (hours long) sessions of TMS while I look at porn and imagine being the woman in the pictures or videos.

How many sexual tastes and perceptions are begun when we're very very young? Pedophiles, BDSM, power-play, authority-issues, etc. While some are socially acceptable, some are NOT and ALL of them begin when we're most impressionable. People in our lives help shape who we are, but our sexuality is often shaped by what we allow ourselves to become. Right now, I am trying the 7 day program listed at healthystrokes.com, and I DO hope this issue of TMS makes it into mainstream awareness.
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