Written by Every year, on November 19th, we celebrate International Men's Day. No, it's not about inflating egos or having barbecues among macho men. This day aims to highlight real issues that men face: physical, mental, and (of course) sexual health 🍆.
📜 Where does this come from?
It was created in 1999 to:
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💪 Promote men's health (yes, including the balls).
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🧠 Talk about emotions without shame.
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🕺 Celebrate men who contribute (not just athletes and politicians).
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🤝 Foster equality and respect among all genders.
🍆 Male sexuality: much to say (and touch)
There are topics we still hide under our underwear:
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🕑 Premature ejaculation: affects up to 40% of men.
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🤯 Pressure to perform: as if we had to have sex like porn stars.
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🙈 Lack of real sexual education: many don't know how to control orgasm, or how to enjoy beyond just in-and-out.
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😶🌫️ Shame in asking for help: 70% of those with sexual problems never consult anyone.
✊ So what do we do about all this?
Well, what we do at Pajas Entre Colegas: talk about it, share it, laugh, and practice it without taboos.
Our club shows that:
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Group masturbation can be a space for self-discovery and camaraderie.
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Here, we don't come to "perform," but to enjoy without judgment.
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We free ourselves from porn, guilt, and loneliness.
🔥 In summary
This November 19th is not just "Men's Day," it's a day to shed our armor, take care of ourselves, understand each other, and even give ourselves self-love (and mutual love) in community.