The world has too much prejudice against masturbation.

I hope that, through my humble efforts, I can help everyone take this act more seriously. I’m not advocating masturbation; I just want people to face it directly, set aside traditional prejudices, and view this behavior with the right values.

We all know that human beings have five major desires: wealth, sex, fame, food, and sleep.

When we use our own abilities to fulfill our needs for wealth, fame, food, and sleep, society calls us independent and capable individuals. But only when we use our own abilities to satisfy our need for sex—meaning masturbation or自慰—will society slap labels like Loser, loser, and failure on us.

This is a very traditional way of thinking, and it’s even outdated.

In the past, society was one where humans sought to stick together, cooperate, and live in groups.

Nowadays, people are starting to pursue independence: personal agency, self-sufficiency, and subjective initiative.

With the arrival of AI, the term “super individual” has been pushed to the forefront. In fact, it represents humanity’s growing need for self-driven agency, and that need has been increasing at an exponential rate to an unprecedented peak.

In this era, humans begin to live for themselves.

And the prerequisite for becoming a true “super individual” isn’t how good you are at using AI, it isn’t how many agent employees you have, and it isn’t how many one-person companies you run. The real question is whether you can independently fulfill your own sexual needs.

Mastering masturbation is the ultimate answer—no more ultimate than this.

If you get good at it, you don’t need to pay a 30 million dowry. You don’t even need to work out your thin muscle.

Spend all your time and energy in life fully on self-actualization.