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I've come to the conclusion that your semen is your soul.
When you're drained of it, your personality shrinks, you have nothing interesting to contribute, you have no passion for anything, you have no direction, you're waiting for days to pass.
When you're full of it, you're creative, interesting, excited, witty, and ready to conquer the world.
It is obvious to me now that we are bodies with souls trapped inside. Our semen is the life of that soul. When we procreate, we pass part of our soul on into the future. When we retain, the strength of our soul grows.
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These people are highly regarded. But I think there's a grain of truth to the idea that a riled up moid has more creative and destructive energy, and releasing the energy without actual accomplishment can create problems. Cooming is a faux accomplishment signal, your body thinks you're creating a baby or feeding a loving relationship.
Think of arousal and desire (in the general sense, not just sexual) as a desirable state, then think carefully about what you will will do in the state before releasing them. Immediately pacifying yourself with cooming, unhealthy food, media, etc prevents arousal from serving its purpose of driving you forward. It's not just s*x, you can use the energy for building things, creating art, self improvement, etc.
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they did some study with rats. they took a male rat and paired him up with a single foid rat. hed frick her, take a week off, frick her again, take a week off, and so on. Then they started introducing new rat foids into the mix, and the moid rat would keep fricking as long as there were new foid rats being introduced. The moid rat never took a break to allow his hormones to regulate and became lethargic and anxious because of it. When you coom, your brain is flooded with hormones and you gotta give it some time to normalize
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