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May is International Masturbation month or as some call it...today


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Q&A with the founder http://www.salon.com/2014/05/18/ready_set_masturbate_the_mastermind_behind_international_masturbation_month/

 



It’s International Masturbation Month, according to, you know, some people who decided it is. It’s also National Pet Month, National Bike Month, National ADHD Awareness Month and, like 14 other things. Of all the causes vying for the public’s attention this month, Masturbation Month certainly has the most pleasurable fundraising approach: masturbate-a-thons, in which people literally cum together for a cause. Yes, this is a thing that exists in the world, and it’s been around for nearly 20 years now.

 
one of the questions: How did Masturbation Month get started?

slowly at first, but now everything is coming together.

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