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Hey, guys! Do you feel hot and bothered all the time? If so, how does one stop being horny constantly?

We are bringing this up because a gay man on Reddit wishes to know if it’s normal to be horny all the time. He says he is turning 32 this month, and that he masturbates 5-6 times a week, sometimes even more. He confessed:

Still in the office, I will be having erotic thoughts about every single man there, like sometimes I will be looking at my screen but my head will be thinking about rimming a guy sitting in the office. Sometimes the urge is so strong I have to rub one off in the middle of my work day to be able to concentrate, but even then, 5 minutes later, I will again be thinking about sex.

I am not into hook ups, but sometimes the urge is so strong that I just look for something quick, then I regret it for one or two days, then again, I’ll be horny.

I know men are supposed to be horny a lot, but is this level of horniness normal?

Does this sound familiar to you, guys? Do you feel the same?

One respondent said, “God, I feel so out of touch being a gay man. I’m horny maybe once or twice a week. I go through phases where I’m definitely horny for more than normal but it doesn’t last long.” On the other hand, another gay man responded, “I’m 42, jerk off several times a day, and look at hot men like a wolf looks at a bloody steak.”

Meanwhile, a guy shared, “I quit jerking off and watching porn for a couple of weeks and my drive dropped dramatically.” He added, “It’s honestly helped me focus more at work and when I do jerk off sometimes, I don’t use porn. Mentally I feel a lot better not constantly sexualizing everything I see.”

Having said all that, we did a little research and found that there’s such a thing as compulsive sexual behavior. Also called hypersexuality or sexual addiction, compulsive sexual behavior is defined by the Mayo Clinic as “an intense focus on sexual fantasies, urges, or behaviors that can’t be controlled. This causes distress and problems for your health, job, relationships, or other parts of your life.”

Mayo Clinic further explained that “compulsive sexual behavior may involve different kinds of commonly enjoyable sexual experiences.” They cited examples such as “masturbation, sexual arousal by using a computer to communicate, multiple sexual partners, use of pornography or paying for sex.”

The article has enumerated a number of symptoms. If they checked out for you, and if your fantasies have gotten out of hand already, if they’ve become disruptive it’s started to affect your work and everyday life, then it may be time to seek treatment. Read more about compulsive sexual behavior here.

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