The Great 13th-century Persian poet RUMI was asked once what to do about a young man caught masturbating. Rumi politely told them to mind their own fucking business. ‘It just means he’s growing his feathers. The dangerous case is a young man who doesn’t masturbate, who then leaves the nest without feathers. One flap and the cat(pussy) has him. Be careful.’- Source
In the spirit of Rumi’s wisdom, self-exploration can be seen as a natural and essential part of personal growth. Just as a fledgling bird needs to strengthen its wings before taking flight, individuals need moments of self-discovery to build confidence and self-awareness. Far from being something to judge or repress, this practice helps cultivate inner strength and resilience. The real danger lies not in self-pleasure but in denying one’s natural urges, which can lead to a lack of preparedness for life’s challenges. Embracing these moments allows for a deeper connection to oneself and fosters the freedom to navigate life with HaPenis and courage.
It looks like these questions were asked in Toronto close to Dundas Square. Can anyone confirm?
Correct. Right in front of the Student Learning Centre at Yonge and Gould. It’s a great place if you’re looking to meet young men (Not that I have ever done that, of course!) Ahem!
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I really love to masturbate, I love the stress relief 😌…..
Some times I masturbate 3 times a day…..