Topic : « la civilisation européenne va se finir comme elle a commencé »

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Le gagnant du Débat est... OuiMadame

de toute façon on peut difficilement changer les idées des autres, chacun a les siennes, voilà qui est bel et bon (et puis je vois pas en quoi comprendre la géopolitique ferait avancer des déchets tels que vous...)

recentrons un peu le débat sur l'objet de mon topic : toi qui es puceau et dépressif, à quelle fréquence mates-tu du pr0n ? https://image.noelshack.com/minis/2017/30/4/1501186458-risitalarmebestreup.png

https://www.yourbrainonpo[...]ms-sharp-rise-youthful-ed
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In the 1940s, the Kinsey report concluded that the prevalence of ED was less than 1% in men younger than 30 years, less than 3% in those 30–45.

Now, we turn to other recent studies on young men (~40 and under). Using the IIEF-5, a 2012 cross-sectional study of Swiss men aged 18-24 found ED rates of 30%, and a 2010 Brazilian study of men 18-40 reported ED rates of 35%. A 2013 Italian study reported one in four patients seeking help for new onset ED were younger than 40. Astonishingly, the rate of severe ED was nearly 10% higher in younger men than in men over 40. The University of Florence urology clinic reported that first time ED patients under 40 comprised about 5% of the total patient population. By 2014-2015 men under 40 seeking help for ED comprised 15% of first time patients. Also, a 2015 paper about 4,211 Italians who sought outpatient help for sexual dysfunction found that compulsive masturbators were younger than the other men and had higher rates of ED (and were likely masturbating to internet porn).
A 2014 study of new diagnoses of ED in active duty servicemen reported that rates had more than doubled between 2004 and 2013. Rates of psychogenic ED increased more than organic ED, and rates of unclassified ED remained relatively stable. A 2014 cross-sectional study of active duty, relatively healthy, male military personnel aged 21-40 found an overall ED rate of 33.2%, using the IIEF-5. About half of them also had PTSD (a known risk factor for ED). In a further military study published in 2015, the researchers found that ED was associated with sexual anxiety and genital self-image, both of which could easily be tied to heavy internet porn use.
Avatar de DonDruap DonDruap
Citation de sycorin
Citation de DonDruap
Citation de sycorin
Le gagnant du Débat est... OuiMadame
de toute façon on peut difficilement changer les idées des autres, chacun a les siennes, voilà qui est bel et bon (et puis je vois pas en quoi comprendre la géopolitique ferait avancer des déchets tels que vous...)
recentrons un peu le débat sur l'objet de mon topic : toi qui es puceau et dépressif, à quelle fréquence mates-tu du pr0n ? https://image.noelshack.com/minis/2017/30/4/1501186458-risitalarmebestreup.png
https://www.yourbrainonpo[...]ms-sharp-rise-youthful-ed
Apercite https://www.yourbrainonporn.com/research-confirms-sharp-rise-youthful-ed

In the 1940s, the Kinsey report concluded that the prevalence of ED was less than 1% in men younger than 30 years, less than 3% in those 30–45.
Now, we turn to other recent studies on young men (~40 and under). Using the IIEF-5, a 2012 cross-sectional study of Swiss men aged 18-24 found ED rates of 30%, and a 2010 Brazilian study of men 18-40 reported ED rates of 35%. A 2013 Italian study reported one in four patients seeking help for new onset ED were younger than 40. Astonishingly, the rate of severe ED was nearly 10% higher in younger men than in men over 40. The University of Florence urology clinic reported that first time ED patients under 40 comprised about 5% of the total patient population. By 2014-2015 men under 40 seeking help for ED comprised 15% of first time patients. Also, a 2015 paper about 4,211 Italians who sought outpatient help for sexual dysfunction found that compulsive masturbators were younger than the other men and had higher rates of ED (and were likely masturbating to internet porn).
A 2014 study of new diagnoses of ED in active duty servicemen reported that rates had more than doubled between 2004 and 2013. Rates of psychogenic ED increased more than organic ED, and rates of unclassified ED remained relatively stable. A 2014 cross-sectional study of active duty, relatively healthy, male military personnel aged 21-40 found an overall ED rate of 33.2%, using the IIEF-5. About half of them also had PTSD (a known risk factor for ED). In a further military study published in 2015, the researchers found that ED was associated with sexual anxiety and genital self-image, both of which could easily be tied to heavy internet porn use.
ça fait une semaine que je n'en regarde plus https://image.noelshack.com/minis/2016/35/1472505546-1469462066-risitasfuck.png

tu vas inévitablement replonger si tu gardes ta connexion internet hein, c'est ou ton ordinateur ou ta bite, ya un choix de vie à faire

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