i don't believe that a personal choice to be celibate has any medical consequences. while humans are inherently sexual beings celibacy does not cause disease. it does require an strong conviction however. i've done a fair amount of non religious research on this and the answer is that the body will eventually get used to complete celibacy. after a while you might have a wet dream. even if you don't your sperm will eventually reabsorb into your body. you might get prostatits if you are used to having release and suddenly go down to nothing and epididymitis is also possible though less common. you also might find prostate fluid oozing out of you when you defaecate after a while. you do want to be clear in your reasons for doing this however. any time you do something that isn't natural like not ejaculating at all even if it isn't harmful you want to know why. if it's to please a partner for instance then make sure it pleases you too. otherwise resentment and other problems will build up. if it's because of guilt or shame issues have those taken care of you'll be happier and healthier. i'm not judging or presuming anything i just wanted to mention this as a friendly reminder.
what are the side effects and benefits of male celibacy including masturbation i. e. no orgasms? . i have begun what i call a complete celibacy not allowing myself any sexual stimulation or release with or without a partner. i have found a dearth of information online about the medical side of celibacy but a lot relating to religion.