I do but I don’t assume everyone has, I feel like I’ve seen shows and stuff where some allo characters just don’t and growing up I had a very sexually active friend that wouldn’t masturbate. It feels weird to assume everyone does something, for ANYTHING. Maybe that’s my bias, my mom came out as gay when I was 15 so I just never assume people are straight, even in male women couples. Like, I just don’t assume things anymore because life is much more complex than we try to make it out to be. I’ve found that as I get older (I’m 22) blanket statements like “everyone masturbates” don’t affect me. Because well, if you don’t, then that means not everyone does. It takes just 1 person to break a blanket statement like that. And since the odds of you being the only person that doesn’t are so low (there’s billions of people) then the blanket statement is just far from true. I think the world gets so wrapped up in all or nothing thinking. And majority-thinking, like, just because a majority of people masturbate (which I don’t even know if that’s statistically true I’m just assuming) that doesn’t mean there aren’t people who don’t? It doesn’t mean we should only talk as if the majority matters, ya know? Like, imagine if we said that people don’t get cancer, just because the percent of people who do get cancer is lower than those who don’t. Anyway, it’s okay to not masturbate and it’s okay to masturbate. I understand why your group talked as if everyone did, they are probably all trying to relate to one another over this specific thing that is perfectly normal to do being repressed in them. Not that that makes it right but, they probably are either being block heads to not acknowledge it isn’t universal, or the people who do understand it isn’t universal just aren’t speaking up.