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Posted on: | October 06, 2023 |
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Everybody and my grandpa masturbates. I’m 20 and still live with my folks, but they won’t talk about sex at all. There is nothing improper about what I’m about to tell you, or at least we didn’t do anything but talk. Only I desperately wanted to ask someone I trusted, so I talked with my grandfather. He told me a lot about masturbation, how he still loves to do it, and what works best for him. Is this okay? Is it weird?
The human species still has a lot of work to do in terms of honestly accepting how important our sexuality is to us. You are most fortunate, considering that your parents apparently feel so awkward, as many parents and many other older people still do. Possibly your grandfather speaking with you honestly has something to do with that matter of a special connection. This often skips one generation.
Grandparents and their grandkids often have a special connection, free from the literal obligations between parents and children, but a special bond of blood persists. Also, your grandfather may benefit from the way older people become more frank, honest, open, and even blunt about important or sensitive topics. They may become more relaxed about so-called “sensitive” topics and/or feel they have less to lose than they did before.
To put this bluntly, so long as there was no actual intimate contact or mutual observation of intimate activity, then this is not technically or legally improper. On the contrary, if your exchanges were limited to an honest, clear, and useful verbal discussion, then you are to be commended for asking him. Further, he is to be commended for speaking about this in an uninhibited manner.
To put this bluntly, so long as there was no actual intimate contact or mutual observation of intimate activity, then this is not technically or legally improper.
Your parents probably have the best of intentions from their viewpoint. But the kind of inhibition they suffer regarding talking with you about sexuality does not help your own attitude. Of course, you must not hold that against them. They surely do the best they can. However, your grandfather’s contrasting open attitude actively helps you relax and accept your own personal experience.
Also, if he admits that he still enjoys masturbating, perhaps he has enjoyed it for much of his life. If so, it has probably contributed to his mental health and enjoyment of life.
You are fortunate to have such a grandfather, and he probably feels honored and pleased that you trusted him enough to ask about such a subject!
A note from The Batemaster: I’m honored that the guys at BateWorld have asked me to respond to some questions from male masturbators around the world every week.
Always check with your doctor about any issues you might be experiencing with your sexual organs. Prompt diagnosis and treatment are important. This article’s purpose is to inform and entertain readers and is not a substitute for medical advice or treatment.
Everybody and my grandpa masturbates. I’m 20 and still live with my folks, but they won’t talk about sex at all. There is nothing improper about what I’m about to tell you, or at least we didn’t do anything but talk. Only I desperately wanted to ask someone I trusted, so I talked with my grandfather. He told me a lot about masturbation, how he still loves to do it, and what works best for him. Is this okay? Is it weird?
The human species still has a lot of work to do in terms of honestly accepting how important our sexuality is to us. You are most fortunate, considering that your parents apparently feel so awkward, as many parents and many other older people still do. Possibly your grandfather speaking with you honestly has something to do with that matter of a special connection. This often skips one generation.
Grandparents and their grandkids often have a special connection, free from the literal obligations between parents and children, but a special bond of blood persists. Also, your grandfather may benefit from the way older people become more frank, honest, open, and even blunt about important or sensitive topics. They may become more relaxed about so-called “sensitive” topics and/or feel they have less to lose than they did before.
To put this bluntly, so long as there was no actual intimate contact or mutual observation of intimate activity, then this is not technically or legally improper. On the contrary, if your exchanges were limited to an honest, clear, and useful verbal discussion, then you are to be commended for asking him. Further, he is to be commended for speaking about this in an uninhibited manner.
To put this bluntly, so long as there was no actual intimate contact or mutual observation of intimate activity, then this is not technically or legally improper.
Your parents probably have the best of intentions from their viewpoint. But the kind of inhibition they suffer regarding talking with you about sexuality does not help your own attitude. Of course, you must not hold that against them. They surely do the best they can. However, your grandfather’s contrasting open attitude actively helps you relax and accept your own personal experience.
Also, if he admits that he still enjoys masturbating, perhaps he has enjoyed it for much of his life. If so, it has probably contributed to his mental health and enjoyment of life.
You are fortunate to have such a grandfather, and he probably feels honored and pleased that you trusted him enough to ask about such a subject!
A note from The Batemaster: I’m honored that the guys at BateWorld have asked me to respond to some questions from male masturbators around the world every week.
Always check with your doctor about any issues you might be experiencing with your sexual organs. Prompt diagnosis and treatment are important. This article’s purpose is to inform and entertain readers and is not a substitute for medical advice or treatment.
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I think it is wonderful to see “grandpas” that are still active masturbators. I also find it very loving that your grandson approached you about this. He must be very comfortable talking to you. You must have instilled this trust in him over the years.
I hope my grandsons will feel as trusting and comfortable to approach me about any topic. I sometimes wonder which one of the three will inherit my love of masturbation and carry on my legacy.
My father is 94, and his wife (my mother) died about 5 years ago.
Recently he was having trouble with his iPad and asked for help—i checked his Safari app and it was tab after tab of porn.
So. Much porn.
It was …inspiring! I don’t know if he was beating off, but it was clear he was enjoying himself.
Bating or not, 94 and looking at porn, he’s a role model for us all.
I have a very good friend, whose grandfather likes to spend time with him in masturbation. The grandfather lives with him. He is age 83 and absolutely spends as much time as he can stroking his huge cock. It’s a pleasure to get to masturbate with them, when we can be together privately. They are also into nudity.