When my man ejaculates inside me I can't feel it. Is this normal? I hear that some women can actually feel the semen being released inside them.
Perfectly normal The Vagina has very, very few nerve endings. The bulk of the nerves in a woman's genital area are centered in the clitoris.
The fact that you are questioning not being able to "feel it" when he ejaculates, tells me that you aren't using a condom. Sex without a condom is very risky. Not only for pregnancy (even if on the pill), but for transmission of STD's. Some STD's aren't readily visible, and others take time to manifest symptoms. So you can't look at someone and know they are disease free. And you can't go by what they tell you either, because they may or may not know that they have something.
In answer - we are married and I take the pill.
A friend of mine says she can feel it when her boyfriend comes inside her and that it feels really good. I was just wondering wether she's the exception or the norm. Are there any other women out there who can feel it?
In answer - we are married and I take the pill.
A friend of mine says she can feel it when her boyfriend comes inside her and that it feels really good. I was just wondering wether she's the exception or the norm. Are there any other women out there who can feel it?
What she probably feels is an increase in the moisture content as his semen is released. The Vagina has hardly any nerve endings (imagine if it was nerve central how much more painful childbirth would be). If she claims to "feel" the ejaculate spurting out and "thumping against her vaginal wall", she's exceptional, and in the minority.
What she probably feels is an increase in the moisture content as his semen is released. The Vagina has hardly any nerve endings (imagine if it was nerve central how much more painful childbirth would be). If she claims to "feel" the ejaculate spurting out and "thumping against her vaginal wall", she's exceptional, and in the minority.
Well then I am in that as well and so are several other women I know. When I feel it is isnt hitting the vaginal wall but the cervix. I also feel his penis spasming as he ejaculates.
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Well,you can add me to the list with Blastoff. I can tell when he's about to ejaculate,and can feel it when he does ,and the spasms of his penis. I don't think the women that can is that small of a minority,but it's not abnormal if you can't.
You can add me to the list with the last 2 posters for I to can tell when my husband is going to come and feel it hitting my cervix when he does. I think it is an awsome feeling.
You can add me to the list with the last 2 posters for I to can tell when my husband is going to come and feel it hitting my cervix when he does. I think it is an awsome feeling.
It is an awesome feeling. To bad it doesn't last a little longer!
Everytime when we and hubby have sex he always ask me If I can feel like and I act like I do so I say yes LOL.. I know I shouldn't do that but its funny I never feel it when he comes inside of me.. So thats normal?????
I can feel the penis spasms but only with the nerves around the vaginal opening. The nerves just don't go very far up inside. I'm not doubting what anyone says they can or can't feel, everyone has their own vagina, but when I want to feel my husband ejaculate he just pulls out right to the edge, like maybe 1/2 inch inside of me....I can feel it then.
When you talk about hitting the cervix, how do you know it is the cervix he is hitting? This guy I just started seeing is rather large and sometimes it actually hurts when he goes too deep. Any idea what this is I am feeling and what he may be hitting? I am clueless, but it is definitely uncomfortable sometimes; especially doggy style. Is there any way around this?
I can't feel him come inside me 
The Vagina has very, very few nerve endings. The bulk of the nerves in a woman's genital area are centered in the clitoris. 
