“I Started Caressing Myself at…”

Reverend Raoul Wafo confides: “I started masturbating at …”

Reverend Raoul Wafo, a famous Cameroonian preacher, recently caused controversy by making startling statements during a spiritual conference. In a moment of intimacy, he dared to address a taboo subject by admitting to having started masturbating in his youth.

This revelation shocked many people who consider masturbation to be an indecent, even immoral act. Still, Reverend Wafo explained that his intention was to break taboos and address topics often seen as shameful in society.

“It’s time to open our eyes and accept that sexuality is a reality for all of us. Masturbation is a common and natural practice,” Reverend Wafo said at the conference. He stressed that religion, while advocating chastity and self-control, should also encourage open discussions on these sensitive topics.

Masturbation is a subject that is rarely talked about in public, even though many people practice this activity regularly. According to some experts, it’s a way to relieve stress, explore your own body, and connect with your sexuality. Although some feel embarrassed to talk about it or admit it, masturbation is considered safe for health and poses no major risks.

However, it is important to note that Reverend Wafo did not encourage this practice during his lecture. He simply wanted to break the silence and taboos surrounding masturbation, in order to encourage a healthy dialogue about sexuality and spirituality.

It is interesting to see how this public confession was received by the religious community and society in general. Some hailed Reverend Wafo for his bravery and open-mindedness, stressing that topics related to sexuality should be approached with honesty and compassion. Others, on the other hand, condemn this revelation, deeming it inappropriate and going against religious principles.

Whatever the opinions, it is undeniable that this confession has sparked a debate on the place of sexuality in religion and in society. It is certain that such discussions can contribute to a better mutual understanding between individuals, and to a more open approach to issues that are often considered private or taboo.

Reverend Wafo has broken the silence on masturbation, a subject still widely stigmatized in our society. Whether we support it or criticize it, it is important to recognize that it has opened a door for more frank and honest conversations about sexuality. Hopefully this will encourage a wider acceptance of different aspects of human sexuality, without judgment or shame.

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