Can you still get wet dreams after masturbation?

Question

I've masturbated regularly for 2-3 years now. I'm now almost 17. If I were to stop masturbating now, could I still get a wet dream?

Answer 1

According to a survey of more than 10,000 males by the web site HealthyStrokes.com in the second half of 2007, only 60.3 percent of males have ever had a wet dream.  Of those who have, 54.9 percent stopped having them when they learned to m********e, and another 20.8 percent continued to have wet dreams for a while but then they stopped.  

The bottom line seems to be that once you learn to m********e, wet dreams will stop forever.  

Answer 2

YES. It is very possible and it could happen any night.

Answer 3

I don't see why not.

Answer 4

probably yes

when i m********e i dont have wet dreams for about 5 days

Answer 5

after masturbating i cant get a wet dream well not for at least 3 - 4 days but in the long run yes you can

Answer 6

Yes.  You could also get a wet dream even if you didn't stop masturbating.  If you don't m********e, your store of sperm may begin to get a little stale, and your body may have more reason to get rid of the old ones, but sometimes just a really stimulating sexual dream may trigger an o****m, even if you previously ejaculated that very night.

Answer 7

definately.  You could m********e before bed and have a wet dream in the night. You really have no control over them.

Answer 8

You're less likely to have a wet dream if you m********e, but it won't stop altogether. There's nothing wrong with either, but if you like to keep your pjs on the cleaner side, wet dreams are not the way to go!

Answer 9

hahahhahahahhahahahaha you ppl make me laugh

instead of jerkin off

get a girl to do it with

Answer 10

I don;t see why not. There is one way to find out for sure you know........nighty night

Answer 11

Yes, you might, you make a c**p load of sperm each day so you haven't used it all up.

Answer 12

yes you can it all depends on how much of a freak you are

freaky boy you  :)

Answer 13

Yes. They occur in your sleep without notice.