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We love a celebrity who can speak honestly and openly about their personal life. When it’s about their sex life? Even better. But, as we all know, there comes a time when there’s a dry spell—something celebrities aren’t immune to, either. As we also know, a quick fix for this lull in our sex lives is taking care of business ourselves. And though it’s far from the real thing, it gets the job done—which is likely why even crazy-attractive celebrities have also been known to self-pleasure themselves from time to time.
We get it. Masturbation is a tough topic to discuss, even around your closest and most sex-friendly friends. But in reality, it’s something nearly everyone in the universe has done, which is probably why more and more A-listers are opening up about their bedroom behavior in an effort to the shed the stigma surrounding the solo sex act. Ahead, peek at 10 times celebrities were refreshingly real about masturbation.
Given her upbringing, which she described as "purity culture," Rodriguez grew up feeling guilty with masturbating. It wasn't until she was older that she realized there was nothing wrong with self-pleasuring, whether she's single or in a relationship.
"In all honesty, I used to feel guilty for masturbating. Oh my God, this extreme guilt!" she told Bust . "And that lasted way too long. Or maybe I masturbated too much! It's okay to look back in retrospect and be like, it wasn't good that I felt bad about touching myself. And it isn't bad that I want to share my love with my boyfriend. I'm 32 years old, I'm an adult, I can do that!"
Rose has always been a sex-positive pioneer in Hollywood. In an interview with Glamour , she revealed that her secret to glowing skin is masturbation—something she wishes she had more time for.
"I wish I had the time to masturbate every day in reality, but I don’t," she said. "I say a lot of those things on [The Amber Rose Show] because I am very sex-positive. I do say those things in a way where I am very serious, but it’s also a joke."
Cyrus is so comfortable with her sexuality that she Instagrammed a picture of herself masturbating in 2015. In her caption, the singer also cheekily admitted that her technique to keeping social media trolls at bay was by masturbating. "A masturbate a day keeps the haters away," she wrote.
For Woodley, masturbation is an important step to becoming familiar with one's sexuality and pleasure points. In an interview with Net-A-Porter , the actress revealed that she would love to write a book on self-pleasuring. Woodley is also a strong believer in how masturbating early on can lead to less STDs later in life.
"As a young woman you don't learn how to pleasure yourself, you don't learn what an orgasm should be, you don't learn that you should have feelings of satisfaction," she said ."I've always had a dream of making a book called There's No Right Way to Masturbate . If masturbation were taught in school, I wonder how [many] fewer people would get herpes aged 16, or pregnant at 14?"
For Longoria, sex wasn't truly pleasureful until she learned the ins and outs of masturbation. In an interview with Self , the actress revealed that she frequently gives vibrators as presents to her friends to spread the self-love message.
"I didn't begin enjoying sex until I started masturbating. Before that, I really wasn't sexual. I bought my first vibrator three years ago," she said. "It's a shame I didn't discover it sooner. Now I give Rabbit vibrators to all my girlfriends. They scream when they unwrap it. The best gift I can give them is an orgasm."
Watson is a huge fan of OMGYes, a website aimed at female sexuality. In an interview with feminist and activist, Gloria Steinem , the actress touted the website for its helpful tips on self-pleasuring, and expressed how she wished it was around earlier.
“[OMGYes] is a pretty cool website,” Watson said. “I wish it had been around longer. Definitely check it out. It’s an expensive subscription—but it’s worth it.
As a Twitter comedian, Kendrick casually hinted at her masturbatory behavior in a Tweet while watching the 2013 film, "Gangster Squad," starring Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone . Though it's unclear whether she was joking or serious, we love the actress for being so cool with self-pleasuring herself.
"Ugh—NEVER going to a Ryan Gosling movie in a theater again," she tweeted . "Apparently masturbating in the back row is still considered 'inappropriate'"
After catching wind that May was "National Masturbation Month," Rihanna took to Twitter to suggest that her masturbatory routine wasn't just one month, but all year-long. "'May is National Masturbation Month' more like 2012," she tweeted.
Like Woodley, Momsen also strongly believes that masturbating leads to safe sex. In an interview with The Guardian, the musician touted masturbation as an effective way for people to learn about their sexual interests before involving themselves with someone else.
"I'm a promoter of masturbation. Don't sleep around—learn yourself first! Guys do, but girls don't. And that's why girls have so many bad experiences," she said. "But you can know your body, know yourself, know what feels good. You don't have to give yourself away just to have sexual relevance. Because I don't think sex is something people should be afraid of. It's part of human nature, so I don't think it should be so shameful—particularly for girls and young girls."
McCarthy, who has joked that she went through "400 vibrators" before meeting her currnent husband, Donnie Wahlberg , revealed to Us Weekly in 2013 that she carries a miniature version of the sex toy in her bag at all times "just in case."

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May is National Masturbation Month, and we're celebrating with Feeling Yourself , a series exploring the finer points of self-pleasure.
May is National Masturbation Month, and we're celebrating with Feeling Yourself , a series exploring the finer points of self-pleasure.
For too long, female pleasure has been portrayed on-screen through the prism of the male gaze.
When it comes to TV and movies, scenes portraying women masturbating are basically straight out of a male director's sexual fantasy. More often than not, the woman writhes around on her back and she's usually moaning the moment her hand comes into contact with her vulva. If only it were that easy.
Truth is: We don't masturbate like that. We're not always thrashing about on our backs making loud, fake orgasm noises. It's usually pretty mundane and unglamorous. And we can get pretty creative with positions and props depending on how we're feeling.
Thankfully, times are changing -- somewhat. There are bright spots on TV and in movies that show more realistic, more anatomically accurate, and much, much more relatable self-love sessions.
We've ranked some of the most iconic on-screen female masturbation moments based on their realism and relatability.
Sex and the City's Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) did a lot of good in smashing the stigma surrounding female sexuality. But, it needs to be said that some of the orgasm scenes were a tad melodramatic. In "The Agony and The Ex-tacy" Samantha meets a good looking priest who she quickly dubs "Friar Fuck" — only problem is, this friar won't, uuuh, fulfill her fantasy. Samantha ends up masturbating about him, during which she breaks out into a full-on operatic orgasm. If only masturbating were actually that good .
In Season One of Girls, Marnie Michaels (Allison Williams) does something many of us have dreamed of doing. She becomes so aroused after talking to bonafide arty douchebag Booth Jonathan that she has to go masturbate in the bathroom of an event space. "I want you to know, the first time I fuck you it might scare you a little because I'm a man and I know how to do things," Booth says to Marnie. Soon after, Marnie locks herself in the loo, puts her hand down her tights and cracks one out while standing up. I mean, it's a great idea in principle, but who among us has ever had great success masturbating in an upright position (not me!).
In Season 1, episode 11 of Mad Men , we witness Betty Draper overcome with horniness after meeting a good looking door-to-door salesman. After he asks to come inside to measure windows upstairs (we've heard that one before), she decides against it and instead asks him to leave. Once he's left she begins fantasising about him and rubs herself up against the vibrating washing machine. Anyone who's ever tried this move at home will know that it's a nice idea in theory, but pretty anti-climactic in practice.
Naomi Watts' masturbation scene in Mulholland Drive is not bad. It's free from all the inauthentic thrashing around that you often see in porn, and all you see is Betty's (Naomi Watts) sweaty, pained expression (accurate) as she makes repetitive motions with her hand down her unbuttoned trousers. The only thing we'd change is the fact that she's aggressively crying. I'm just not one for masturbating when I'm upset.
Back in 1998, long before Russian Doll , Natasha Lyonne was already making quite the impression on screen. In Slums of Beverly Hills , Vivian (Lyonne) decides to try out her cousin Rita's (Marisa Tomei) massive vibrator. One tip though: Try not to use other people's sex toys.
When it comes to portrayals of sex and masturbation, Broad City is a damn delight to watch. Free from the male gaze sex scenes of old, Abbi and Ilana have sex and masturbate like you and me. Ilana's bidet scene was a wild, wet ride — the only note I'd give is that if she'd turned her body around to face the tap, she'd have a better chance of having an orgasm. But, hey, whatever floats your boat (or bidet).
Ilana Glazer told Out magazine what makes Broad City's portrayals of female desire just so brilliant: "It's like these girls are horny but not under the male gaze. They're horny, period. Just starting from the vagina, not starting from some man looking at them."
All too often, on-screen depictions of female masturbation show a woman in the same position: lying on her back with her legs spread apart. Newsflash, we don't all masturbate in the one position. That would be pretty boring. This scene gets bonus points for showing a woman masturbating in the face-down position, which is a pretty popular position that you don't often see in TV and movies.
You always remember your first time. The first time you wank, that is. When Sex Education's Aimee Gibbs admitted that she'd never had to masturbate before, wannabe sex therapist Otis stepped in to offer up some advice. "So you're prescribing a wank?" she asked him. Correct.
Aimee's first time has a familiar feel to it — she tried out a bunch of different positions like she's on a voyage to orgasm discovery. When she finally comes, she has a sudden pang of post-orgasmic hunger. We've all been there, Aimee.
Aubrey Plaza stars as virginal valedictorian Brandy Klark who decides to draw up a list of sexual escapades to complete before heading off to college. In the film, we see Brandy masturbating by riding a pillow, which frankly you don't see often enough in movies.
In Season 1, episode 3 of Insecure, Issa goes to grab her vibrator only for the batteries to die pretty much immediately. Obviously, she doesn't give up on that dream straight away, so she trawls through her apartment looking for batteries and yelling out "fuck!" when she fails to find one. It's a highly relatable moment, to say the very least.
Issa Rae told Glamour about the significance of this moment: "In the [writers’] room we were talking about what it feels like to be thirsty and how we don’t really get to see female characters masturbate. Even in a funny way. Especially black women! So we wanted to portray that, while remaining true to our show and showing sexual frustration."
Anyone who's ever masturbated with a computer in front of them will be all too familiar with the specific laptop-wobble that comes, uhh, hand in hand with the act of self-love.
In Series 1 of Fleabag, Phoebe Waller-Bridge brought us a refreshingly honest masturbation scene. Not everyone can attest to having masturbated to Barack Obama delivering a speech about democracy while their boyfriend's asleep in the bed next to them, but this particular masturbation scene felt mundane and real. There was no writhing around or fake orgasms in this scene, just a woman wearing her pyjamas masturbating noiselessly under her duvet as her laptop moved up and down with her hand.
Puberty is rough. Especially the rush of extreme horniness that comes with it. Episode 3 of PEN15 features one of the most relatable depictions of teenage self-exploration ever shown on TV.
When Maya Ishii-Peters (Maya Erskine) first discovers the wonders of masturbation, she can't stop herself from doing it all the time (who can blame her, tbh). But, Maya also feels ashamed of what she's doing — a feeling that many of us can identify with. "I'm a pervert, and I really shouldn't be doing what I'm doing," she tells her friend Anna. "I've been putting my hands down my pants — my area — down there to feel good."
The episode is about learning to masturbate without feeling shame — which is a rite of passage that's not often talked about, let alone shown on our TV screens.
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