A Step-by-Step Guide on Masturbation for a 15-Year-Old Male with Autism

Understanding Masturbation

Masturbation is a natural and private way to explore your body and feel good. It’s normal for teenagers and adults to learn about their own sexuality in a safe and comfortable way.

Step 1: Find a Private and Comfortable Space

Choose a place where you feel safe and won’t be interrupted. Privacy is important to feel relaxed.

Step 2: Get Comfortable

Sit or lie down in a position that feels good to you. Loosen any tight clothing if needed.

Step 3: Technique

• Use your hand to gently touch your penis. You can start by stroking the shaft slowly, moving your hand up and down.
• Use some water-based lubricant (if you want) to reduce friction and make the sensation smoother.
• Experiment with different speeds and pressures to find what feels best for you. Everyone likes different things, so take your time to explore.
• You might notice a feeling that builds up—that’s your body becoming more aroused.
• If it feels good, keep going until you reach orgasm, which is when you feel a strong release of pleasure.

Step 4: Using Sex Toys (Optional)

If you feel curious, some people use sex toys like vibrators or sleeves to explore new sensations. Make sure:

• Toys are cleaned before and after use.
• Use water-based lubricants to avoid damage.
• Choose toys designed for beginners and read instructions carefully.

Step 5: Clean Up

Afterwards, it’s important to clean yourself:

• Use warm water and mild soap to wash your hands and genitals gently.
• If you used sex toys, clean them according to the instructions—usually rinsing with warm water and soap is enough.
• Change or wash any clothing or sheets if needed.

Important Tips

• Masturbation is a private activity—do it in a private place.
• There is no 'right' or 'wrong' way, so find what feels comfortable and good for you.
• If you have questions, trusted adults like healthcare professionals can give you guidance.
• Keep safety and hygiene a priority to avoid irritation or infections.

Remember, understanding your body is a personal journey. Take it slow, respect yourself, and feel free to ask for help if you’re unsure about anything.