A new study published in The Journal of Sex Research provides a detailed look at how masturbation frequency changes over a significant portion of the human lifespan. The research found that for women, masturbation frequency tends to increase until their early 30s before slightly declining, while for men, the practice remains relatively stable from age 19 to 50. These patterns were largely independent of how often individuals engaged in sex with a partner.
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