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bust a nut and its gone for a while. when it comes back, you just get rid of it again.
eventually it'll go away on its own when you're old enough.
but now when i'm nearing my 40's i'm barely doing it once a week.
"Angry Marines !
Always angry !
ALL THE TIME !!!"
In other words; pursue holiness immediately and refrain from flirting.
In general, men do experience a reduction in sexual urges compared to when they were adolescents with newly encountered hormones...(Early teens) In other words, a healthy sex drive balances at a more manageable state. As one nears middle-age, it's natural for it wane a bit. That doesn't mean it goes away.
None of the above is absolute. It differs between all men.
I don't know what you mean by "uncontrollable." If you are experiencing uncontrollable sexual arousal that is effecting your behavior and daily quality of life, you should speak to your physician about this. (I don't mean normal physical arousal, I mean frequent, perhaps even embarrassing, physical arousal without preceding interest to the point where it's "uncontrollable," like you may have experienced when you were a young teen and being bombarded with new hormones.)
While sex is part of the most basic instinctual behaviors we have, that shouldn't mean a healthy adult can not exert some control. Hunger, pain... we can exert control over these to influence our behavior or reaction to them, just as we should be able to exert some control over our "lust."
Have a talk about this with your physician. They have heard it all and you shouldn't be embarrassed about talking to them about even the weirdest sexual issues. There could be some things they'd want to do tests for, depending on the exact nature of the issues you describe as "uncontrollable."
If this is more about finding yourself overwhelmed by intrusive thoughts concerning sex/lust that arise without a prompt, stimulus, or some sort of outside influence, definitely speak to your physician about those as well.
Note: I am a man and have had my Man License for a number of decades. I can say that for myself and all other males in my cohort that I know, the notion that there is a time when a man "can't" think about sex is... highly suspect. But, that would also include some form of prompt being present. In absence of a distraction, prompt, or sufficient stimulus, it's possible to not be thinking about it. "Possible." :) The only time a healthy male might not be able to even momentarily think about sex would probably be at some point in the middle of a shark attack, being the victim, or while actively on fire.
But they are correct - porn can be very good for you as releasing your urges and a good sex life is VERY healthy, despite what certain puritanical groups or religious groups might try to tell you.
Children of Lust, give much to the world.
Why it would be Odd if you didn't want to marry a demon.
Sexual lust if you let it build and don't give into it the first instance, then one day you give into it with someone, thoroughly give into it and gorge yourself having sex, the unwanted tension would likely explode into one amazing experience when done right.
Lust for money? Lust for collectors items? Lust for reading books? Lust for cars? it goes on.. there are so many subjects.