How is it different? Do you mean individuals who are yet to attain everything? kama unashindikana kupata a gf, and are considering a prostitute sioni tofauti…
Kila mtu has something lacking in them, unless unataka kujipiga kifua kwa kijiji.
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It’s not about kujipiga kifua. I’m in a position right now that I’m very comfortable in life and it has gotten me to a point where I’m asking at what point does one say enough is enough? So, telling me to retain semen to avoid distractions (which I can handle at this point in time) doesn’t cut.
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Nimekua kuambai hiyo semen retention is symbolic, you’ll be naive to take it literally
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Huyo ni ED ako nayo hiyo story ya focusing tu ni copium
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Vunja mifupa kama meno bado iko. Sex is a basic need and a biological imperative. I wouldn’t tell any man to stop having sex. I would tell them to figure a way of getting it cost-effectively, safely, and consistently.
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Inakaa uongl, btw does that dude has kids? Kuna time i saw he had a son
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Hio itafanya waanze kukula mbuzi na kuku mzee 
Sadly, for village fisis, there is no way of solving the sex trilemma that men face. You can’t get safe, cost-effective, and consistent sex.
You can get safe and consistent sex from your girlfriend, but its not cost-effective and there is zero variety.
You can get cost-effective and safe sex from a friends with benefits, but its not consistent. Any attempt to make it consistent will burn a hole in your pocket and it becomes less cost-effective.
You can get consistent and cost-effective sex. But then you compromise on safety e.g fucking lanyes at SJ or Calabash for 150 who you can’t test and who sleep with hundreds of men every month.
Its more about picking your poison as a man.
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Elders walisema lazima umwagr often to keep prostate cancer away…ama anapiga punyeto?
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Tumbili huona mwoto
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