My definition of Mental Wanking reads like a medical affliction.
- Main Entry:
- men·tal mas·tur·ba·tion
mental
stimulation, especially of one’s own mind commonly resulting
in time wasting. Can be achieved by missing the point or an
acute lack of realism. More prevalent in certain fields, critics ( in
particular literature ), software engineers, tv buffs etc. Can
occasionally be accompanied by
mental fantasies, arrogance, bad temper and or delusions.
For those looking for individual definitions of the word I took the following from Websters.
- Main Entry:
- mas·tur·ba·tion
stimulation especially of one’s own genital organs commonly resulting
in orgasm and achieved by manual or other bodily contact exclusive of
sexual intercourse, by instrumental manipulation, occasionally by
sexual fantasies, or by various combinations of these agencies
And the following entry for Mental:
- Main Entry:
- 1men·tal
1 a: of or relating to the mind; specifically : of or relating to the total emotional and intellectual response of an individual to external reality <mental health> b: of or relating to intellectual as contrasted with emotional activity
My definition of Mental Wanking reads like a medical affliction.
- Main Entry:
- men·tal mas·tur·ba·tion
mental
stimulation, especially of one’s own mind commonly resulting
in time wasting. Can be achieved by missing the point or an
acute lack of realism. More prevalent in certain fields, critics ( in
particular literature ), software engineers, tv buffs etc. Can
occasionally be accompanied by
mental fantasies, arrogance, bad temper and or delusions.
For those looking for individual definitions of the word I took the following from Websters.
- Main Entry:
- mas·tur·ba·tion
stimulation especially of one’s own genital organs commonly resulting
in orgasm and achieved by manual or other bodily contact exclusive of
sexual intercourse, by instrumental manipulation, occasionally by
sexual fantasies, or by various combinations of these agencies
And the following entry for Mental:
- Main Entry:
- 1men·tal
1 a: of or relating to the mind; specifically : of or relating to the total emotional and intellectual response of an individual to external reality <mental health> b: of or relating to intellectual as contrasted with emotional activity