All men should watch learn and save this.

@Prince_Fynnz How long can men go without intimacy/sex? Key takeaway: You can survive indefinitely without it, but prolonged abstinence disrupts hormone balance (e.g., dopamine for motivation/mood, cortisol for stress), affecting emotional control, focus, energy, and well-being.

@Prince_Fynnz ➡️ Do kegel Exercise 30 minute ➡️ Use stop start technique ➡️ Eat healty and supportive foods ➡️ No masturbating ➡️ Take vitamin D, E, C, K

@Prince_Fynnz True! Sex isn't essential for survival, but regular physical intimacy (cuddling, touch) keeps oxytocin, dopamine & cortisol balanced for better mood, sleep & energy. Men, don't underestimate the power of closeness

@Prince_Fynnz Well, I have observed that the longer I go without orgasm- masturbation or sex, the more stressed I become, and my sleep quality generally plateau over this period. This is very very true

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Men can absolutely survive without sex for long periods, but consistent physical affection and touch play a huge role in keeping hormones balanced. It boosts oxytocin, which helps lower cortisol levels and supports healthy dopamine function for better mood, motivation, and stress resilience. Research shows regular hugs or closeness can improve sleep quality, focus, and even immune response. It’s basic biology that benefits everyone.

@Prince_Fynnz A fantastic video for demonstrating the Dunning-Kruger effect. Good find ❤️

@Prince_Fynnz A man can go without sexual intimacy for his entire life and still survive physically. There is no biological requirement that a man must have sex within a certain period to stay healthy.

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@Prince_Fynnz this will never be us but you won't stop believing it will be. We are not together. I'm not sure why anymore.

Do you know how long a man can go without intimacy? Answer: Indefinitely. Intimacy isn’t oxygen. You won’t die without it. But chronic loneliness is linked to stress, sleep issues, and mental health impacts. All men should learn: Connection matters for your brain and body. If you’re struggling, talk to someone — a friend, therapist, or doctor.

@Prince_Fynnz Hmmmm

@Prince_Fynnz Thanks for sharing