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Old 11-16-2003, 06:56 PM   #1
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Question for guys (mainly)

Me and my boyfriend had sex like 4 times tonight, since he was able to stay erect. He only ejaculated the first time, and afterwards I asked him if he ejaculated 4 times, and he said no.


Is that normal? He said he could he if wanted to...but he didnt. Is it the more you ejaculate the more you lose your erection?

And does it still feel good to the guy even if he doesnt ejaculate?
My boyfriend said it did..but is he just saying this to make me happy?

(we hadnt seen each other for 3 days or so and were fighting so we were kinda making up..so you dont think we're sex maniacs just hadnt done anything for a few days lol)

 
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Old 11-16-2003, 07:26 PM   #2
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If your boyfriend reached orgasm he would have ejaculated each time. However, with each subsequent orgasm the amount of semen ejaculated decreases. It takes several hours/days to rebuild the semen for a "full" ejaculation. A man can't decide whether to ejaculate or not. If he has an orgasm and there is semen stored up he will ejaculate it. What could have happened was that he achieved erection but didn't orgasm and therefore didn't ejaculate each time. The fact that he remained erect and was able to satisfy you regardless of whether he reached orgasm is a definite plus for you.

 
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So men can only have an orgasm if they have stored sperm?

And when they run out of sperm to ejaculate they no longer orgasm?

Or can they still orgasm but just not ejaculate?

Or is an ejaculation an orgasm for men?

Sorry about all the questions.

 
Old 11-16-2003, 09:10 PM   #4
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MrNice,sorry to break it to you but men can orgasm without ejaculating just like they can ejaculate without orgasming.
This is from I book I have,The Multi-Orgasmic Couple and it can also be found in the Multi Orgasmic Man by the same authors,Chia and Abrams(if I remember correctly). The first book was a very interesting read. Dh did try to stuff in it for a while but then stopped...got tired of it I guess. He did manage to orgasm without ejaculation once. So yes men can decide to ejaculate or not,granted it takes a certain trick to do it but it can be done.

To become multi-orgasmic man,you need to understand some basic facts about your anatomy. The most important fact is that orgasm and ejaculation are different. This is so startling for most men(and women) that we need to explain exactly how they are different. Let us begin byby defining orgasm and ejaculation. Physiologically,an orgasm is the contraction and pulsation that most men feel in their penis,prostate,and pelvic area. It is accompanied by an increased heart rate,breathing rate,blood pressure and results in a sudden release of tension.
Obviously,orgasm is much more than these rather mechanical physiological changes. It is the peak experience of sex for most people,and it is one of the most intense and pleasurable parts of being human. If you have ever had an orgasm,and almost all men have,you know exactly what we are describing.
Ejaculation,however,is simply a reflex that occurs atn the base of the spine and results in the ejection of semen. It is,in short, an involuntary muscle spasm.
Granted,it is a pleasurable muscle spasm,but it is a muscle spasm nonetheless. Sense so many men have learned to connect all the pleasure of orgasm with ejaculation,it is important to understand that most of the lighting and thunder that you associate with ejaculation is really what comes with orgasm--with or without ejaculation.
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You talk about ejaculation control...I heard you need good penis muscles (?) to be able to control it. Me and my boyfriend figured that if you moved your penis a lot that it would built the muscle. He is able to put some movement in his penis when it is erect or becoming erect or going down in erection after sex. I was told in my health class that "men donot have any movement control in their penis"...but I suppose that is incorrect.

 
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