Waiter, Ill have the wet dream please....

I am in agreement with you 100%. It shocks me when guys think that wet dreams ruin their recovery or that wet dreams are bad. NO. The point of NoFap is not to make your body retain all semen. That's just not healthy. The male body is specifically designed to release it every so often because it needs to, and wet dreams will keep your testicles healthy without you needing to give them a "manual release." I've said it before, and I'll say it till the day I die to anyone who thinks otherwise: WET DREAMS ARE GOOD FOR YOU. WET DREAMS DO NOT RESET YOUR RECOVERY COUNTER. DO NOT TRY AND STOP WET DREAMS.

 

I masturbate in my sleep and ALWAYS have a boner when sleeping which causes wet dreams. have wet dreams every 2 days,

 

Uh, Sorry If I sound like an idiot but... isn't excess semen broken down and reabsorbed by the body?. Semen production also decreases if a man doesn't get aroused frequently. So this makes the term "too much semen" null. Some people also tend to get no wet dreams at all throughout their lives(very rare though) or some may even get up to three wet dreams a week. I honestly think wet dreams are more than just expulsion of excess semen . I've heard that people who completely abstained from all sexual acts from a long period of time turned asexual over time and were unable to be sexually excited. So maybe it's your brain's way of maintaining sexual orientation because wet dreams often occur with erotic dreams however I'm doubtful about this.

 

Excess SPERM are broken down and can be re-absorbed into the body, but not all excess semen is - "the constant nominal production may exceed the reabsorption capacity of the glands, leading to a gradual build-up of seminal fluid, and eventual ejaculation through a nocturnal emission (wet dream) or a spontaneous ejaculation." So the "too much semen" argument isn't null. It's literally scientifically proven to be true.
I'm not saying that you're wrong about the whole sexual orientation thing, it might be true too, but be sure to check out the science behind that. I've never heard of anything like that from any scientific source. But either way, EVERY scientific source will tell you that wet dreams are good, healthy, and that stopping them is a bad idea.

 

Woops, It seems I missed that detail, Thank you for correcting me and that orientation stuff is just a silly speculation . About the wet dreams, I agree that they are natural and supposed to be happen but they seem to make some fapstronauts ill like they have just relapsed. Most aren't affected but some are and I'm one of them unfortunately. My only concern with wet dreams is this. I also don't think this is a psychological issue because I've had several wet dreams and they made me feel dead even though I knew they were natural and healthy. There is plenty of advice on the web(that isn't religious or extreme) and I've yet to hear about someone who got hurt or damaged by avoiding wet dreams. I know I'm being an extremist here but I feel like I'm better off without having wet dreams.

 

I think it's just physiological. Everyone works differently. I've never had a wet dream (even before NoFap) and I've been NoFap for 70 days. Apparently 17% of men have never have a wet dream so it's not exactly rare. I also haven't had any spontaneous ejaculation.

If my body does need to have a wet dream then it'll happen. So far it never has. Maybe that makes me lucky but I just see it as my body working the way that it needs to.

 

The stuff we know as semen is a mixture produced from 4 different glands (3 if you had a vasectomy). Though a small amount gets reabsorbed in some places, the vast majority is building up and being stored, waiting to be put to use. If there aren't wet dreams, then some semen is probably leaking out while peeing, or even slowly seeping unnoticed from the penis every day and evaporating. The body reaches equilibrium one way or another.

 

Wet Dream is common. And if you have it on certain intervals then it's right n fine. So, your view about it is nowhere Wrong.
ANd about those posters, I would say that excluding the nofap members, there is noone on earth who criticise P&M.
Some socialists even say that P**N & Ming prevents RAPE. Can you believe that ??? Besides,There are many Reformers including Doctors who tells what kind of P is good and in what posture M is most satisfying. And I bet you would believe their words and the way they justify themselves. But our pesonal experience says that PMO is ultimately disgracing,unmorale and unhealthy practice and we believe in it.
Hence, Just avoid those postures and Stay Focus!

 

True, but that is counting everyone and the majority masturbates or indulges in sex. But if we only consider people who abstain from these things then the percentage will be much lower.

Further proves my point. I'm not talking about retaining semen. It's the orgasm that is the nuisance that comes from wet dreams furthermore It ruins your reboot progress if you're doing hard mode (Rebooting without any sexual release) which is what many people choose here.

 

For religious reasons, my entire life is hard mode until i get married. But the orgasm that you get during a wet dream is very different than the orgasm that you get from masturbation or sex. The same chemicals are not released in your brain, and the psychological impact of attaching orgasm to an event doesn't happen. So when I have a wet dream (as i did last week), I do not reset my counter. Why would you reset your counter for something that is completely out of your control? If you personally feel like they mess you up psychologically, that is one thing, but i feel that is more of a choice. As long as people know that an orgasm from a wet dream doesn't mean that they must reset their PMO counter, that is my biggest concern.

 

From personal experience I find that I get wet dreams for two reasons:
1) I have been abstaining from PMO for a little bit, but my body is still producing semen at a quick rate because it is still used to me releasing semen through m every day.
2) Fantasies before going to sleep

The latter is controllable. I don't consider a wet dream a reset, but I do think that if it was caused by the second reason, it was somewhat my fault.