He eventually came to specialize in the treatment of female urethral disorders—he was always a man of an exceptionally serious disposition—and I well recall numerous grave late-evening discussions with him regarding my view that sexual connexion was absolutely necessary if one was to prevent atrophy of the testicles. I’m not certain whether these conversations were an attempt on his part to give me some support in the consummation of my evening proclivities or a subtle essay in advising me to slow down, but either way it did nothing to change my ways. After all, wet dreams can be nothing more than a God-given safety valve, and the real thing cannot be surpassed for satisfaction. Yes, my boy, I’ve always held that sex is good for a man’s health and sexual deprivation is damaging. I’ve known many women who held the same view, in direct opposition to that fool Acton’s comment that the majority of women are not much troubled with sexual feeling of any kind.
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