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How much energy is lost during orgasm?

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It is widely thought that sex causes energy lose and sometimes even fatigue, but how much energy lose does orgasm alone cause? For example if there's a sport competition, when is the last time that you should have orgasm? Do asexual people have more energy than sexual people?
 
I'm not sure how much but I doubt it's enough to put sexual people underneath asexual people. Energy is more complicated than that.
 
I'm not sure how much but I doubt it's enough to put sexual people underneath asexual people. Energy is more complicated than that.

Queen Beryl Is good at taking energy. Sailor Moon had to stop her many times from doing that!

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Obviously a sexual person who works out a lot would have more energy than an asexual person who doesn't move much but consider the question for the same person when he is sexual and not sexual. For example, would your energy level be different if you didn't have sex or masturbate for 10 days instead of masturbating let's say once every 2 days? Have you tried not having orgasm for a long period of time and how did you feel towards the end?
 
Obviously a sexual person who works out a lot would have more energy than an asexual person who doesn't move much

Now you've introduced another variable, exercise. Diet, sleeping habits, overall health (physical and mental) (?and genetics?) also play a role so you've gotta narrow down the field if you want an accurate answer.

For example, would your energy level be different if you didn't have sex or masturbate for 10 days instead of masturbating let's say once every 2 days? Have you tried not having orgasm for a long period of time and how did you feel towards the end?

I've been masturbating at least 3 times a day for some months now and don't notice any difference between now and before.
 
Obviously a sexual person who works out a lot would have more energy than an asexual person who doesn't move much but consider the question for the same person when he is sexual and not sexual. For example, would your energy level be different if you didn't have sex or masturbate for 10 days instead of masturbating let's say once every 2 days? Have you tried not having orgasm for a long period of time and how did you feel towards the end?

When I wank the night before I hit the gym, I feel really weak and tired. On the other hand if I abstain from wanking for 2 weeks (which btw is really difficult), I feel a lot stronger.

Forget sport, if I wanked myself everyday which I did when I was younger, I'd feel really tired the next day and find it difficult to concentrate.
 
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