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What Happens if You Never Have Sex - Ever

What Happens if You Never Have Sex - Ever

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What actually happens if you go your whole life without having sex Is it unhealthy or just different In this video, we unpack the psychological, emotional, and biological effects of lifelong celibacywhether it’s by choice, circumstance, or simply not a priority. From hormone shifts to intimacy needs to the myths society pushes, we’re breaking it all down without judgment. Whether you're curious, celibate, or just wondering how much sex really matters, this one’s for you. Script
Date: 2025-04-20

Comments and reviews: 20


21 here I lost my virginity at the age of 18 to the love of my life. Honestly as long as I knew myself I was born with burning desire for intimacy so not having it for a long time really does gets me on my mental health sometimes. That’s just the way I am. I yearn for my partner a lot. Sometimes, maybe a little bit more than he does on a regular basis. I love him. But that’s just for him.
Although it frustrating when I’m not having it. It doesn’t solve my problems. It doesn’t help me get my work done, doesn’t make me move on from a truama or something. What I’m saying is its not that magical as overrated as it is. It’s more like a habit you adapt over time. Like working out. Yes, it definitely helped me with feeling comfortable in my skin and mood, feeling closer to my partner etc. But like I said it’s not magic. You don’t die when you don’t have it.
Everyone’s needs and expectations are different. So anyway, whether you’re having it casual, with someone you love or not at all, it is your business and no one elses. Live your live the way you want to live. Don’t feel left behind, theres more in life just than that

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Once upon a time, I had a 'friend (he was a guy, just to clarify it', we tried to date, but it ended up by friendship, simply because of no chemistry. So I thought we could still be friends at least, but this 'friend' went quite another way, gave up uponce serious relationship and started the so-called one night relationships. You get it right And he got few friends with benefits. Once, he asked me if I want to try it as well. I said no, and he asked: 'Why You don't know what you miss on and it feels good. ' He kept asking thinking I'll change my mind, I kept refusing. Why Simply because:
1) I am affraid of it.
2) Doing something like this with somebody you're not attached to doesn't sound right and is not same like with real partner.
He got mad and stopped talking to me. I don't regret it though. It's kinda sad to find out that this 'friend' was only interested about 'certain physical activities' and nothing more, but at least I know now it wasn't real friend than.
Knowing not being interested in this is relief. Thanks.

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I'm 18 (soon to be 19 in June. I'm not interested in dating because I'm a hopeless romantic type, and most of the men I've seen around aren't men and just boys in general. I always picture my first time when I first start my relationship, hoping it's romantic, being close to someone, and having that moment of closeness, body, mind, and soul, but I worried that I don't end up with a wolf in sheep's clothing type of guy. I know what the red flags are in guys, but I wish I could know more from people who've been or were in relationships. Any thoughts
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. never had a boyfriend, I couldn't get one at the age I wanted one, but as life went on myself became a priority. And I'm very peculiar and weird and definitely value emotional connection way more than physical. So I think it's very hard for me to find a love that I desire in today's world. And I rather focus on my goals than getting heartbreaks. So I did wonder about this topic, if I were to die alone single, would that change anything. This was good info.
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Thank you for this video. I noticed this aceness in me some 2. 5 years back but i ignored it. I used to force myself to feel things cause that's what is deemed as normal. It was so frustrating and made me feel so worthless. But, i am slowly overcoming it and trying to accept myself the way i am. it's very normal to feel this way and its okay. Doesnt make you less human. The goal is to live, live well and healthy. _
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Depends on certain factors. Religion, for one. And then there's those who catastrophize a complete post-tense of the human species if they see birth rates decrease drastically or get emotional when they see post-apocalypse movies with no children present due to plot.
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32 virgin here. People would always suggest that I should just pay for it doing it, and I've been tempted, but something always pulls me back and tells me don't do it. It always puzzles me. Moral compass I guess Or scared of something going horribly wrong if I do it.
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Helped me understand a little bit about the future whenever it does happen to me since being a virgin and raised in strict religious family and conservative and having alot of disabilities hopeful for my life and future will be happier with my person
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When I was a teenager, I heard everyone say It was great, the best thing that had ever happened to them, and when I finally found a partner who was willing to open up to me so intimately, I was left like:
Is that it Ive really waited 22 years for this

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I'm not meant to be single like this but I am this sums up the differences pretty good but I think I'm ready to deal with another person's emotions. However trying to find a place is difficult because I don't go to bars or clubs.
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I feel like never isn't being used right here.
Maybe don't would work better, since it's less permanent.
I never had an orange is different from I don't have an orange

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People always underestimated the human body and mind capabilities to adapt to any condition and circumstances. So we need more videos like this. Keep up the good work.
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The breakup of my five-year relationship has left me heartbroken. I've tried everything to rekindle things, but so far, nothing has worked, and I'm finding it hard to move on.
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this might be because of my presentation of autism, but ive never had it, i never will, i cant even stand the idea of being seen or touched like that, is that weird
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18 year old female here. Virgin and never even kissed.
Have decided to stay this way the whole life.
We don't have to do what everyone is doing all the time

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I’m 22 and I hate that I’m still a virgin, and it doesn’t make you okay. It means you’re ugly looking, and that girls aren’t attracted too your looks.
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This is just the tip of the iceberg. Find the forbidden book Women Magic Lure by Calvin Reed, and only then will you realize what they are hiding from us.
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There is a forbidden ebook called Women Magic Lure by Calvin Reed. Drop whatever you're doing right now and go find that book. It will change your life.
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I'm 30 yo and all my life i was lonely no real friends or anything it's too depressing for me also very frustrating i feel like the only person on the world
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For me I was just fine until my first at 35. Haven't had it in a decade and now the want is always there. I hate that and almost wish I never did.
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