Quote Originally Posted by XxAndreaxX View Post
No stupid you! When you eat too much, there’s one hormone (Ghrelin if I’m correct) that stops hunger.
When you have an orgasm, prolactine rises for a short time and kills libido. So I was wondering if there’s also a longer term hormonal change, that decides about that sensation of need... but it seem you are all experts here!
Do you have any idea what you're talking about? Prolactin rises once a male reaches an orgasm to cause a refractory period. Some people get more prolactin released than others leading to some people needing a longer refractory period. It has no impact on the gains or lack thereof.

Humans rely on sexual reproduction to procreate meaning sex is a biological necessity towards extending your genetic material. If sex caused any long term issues don't you think we'd either have adapted to it by now or died off as a species??? Regardless, even if it did cause a problem which it doesn't, who here would realistically stop having it for this reason?