What does a male orgasm feel like?
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Guys have a climax.  It build up and then peaks during ejaculation (cumming).  Girls just hit a plateau I think.  I think most researchers say that guys experience a more intense orgasm, but we also need a recharging period and females do not.
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I'm not sure. I was like 13 and with a girl and had NO idea what an orgasm felt like. She told me that's what it was.
426888
No. Not every person feels the same during orgasm. I don't know how you feel during orgasm... but I feel different at different times. It is always pleasent... but sometimes it is Great... and sometimes it is Greater... Thankfully I have hit the Greatest many times.  The person you are having an orgasm with plays an important part in just how Great you feel!!!
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Okay, I'm thinking back to my sex-ed classes but the stages are like desire, arousle, plateau, then orgasm.  If a guy sees something sexual, that can cause him to get aroused or get hard (ie an erection).  Forms of foreplay can do this to.  Kissing, touching.  That can all lead to arousle.  There is a pre-cum stage where some secretions come out but nothing huge yet.  I think a guy needs to be touched there, though, to experience orgasm and spilling their fluids (ejaculation).  Either with hands, mouth, or ahem...other areas.  Girls though, have their clitoris outside of their vaginal opening so that's usually all they need to achieve orgasm.  Hence vibrations, touching, smaller things can cause orgasm.  Personally, I like making out, but I need a much more hands-on approach to achieve orgasm.
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An orgasm can be two things.  \n   1) for men it is a spasm of the pelvic muscles followed by semenal ejaculation.\n   2) for women it is a uncontrolled spasm of the pelvic muscles.\n   3)  If you had one...you wouldn't ask...you would be smoking a cig right now.
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The orgasmic feeling people have differs from each individual. It can feel like your whole body is ablaze or you may have a slight tingling sensation throughout your body. To truely find out how your body reacts to the feeling of an orgasm try a few different experiments. This can be done with either your partner or yourself. Which ever you feel more comfortable with.
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There are four stages in the human sex response.  Arousal, stimulation, orgasm, resolution.  In the male the first thing that must occur is arousal in which the penis becomes rigid or erect. At this point it is also more sensitive. Also a small amount of lubricant is excreted from the penis it is clear and slippery.  This is to help facilitate the insertion of the penis into the womans vagina. Next the penis is moved in and out of the vagina which results in stimulating the penis until orgasm.  This is the point when the glands and the muscles in the genital area contract and the fluid semen is expelled from the penis. This is ejaculation.  After ejaculation the male penis relaxes and becomes flaccid or soft again.  In young males arousal can be achieved in a short time minutes usually.  In older males several hours may have to pass before the penis can become erect.  A man may use his hand to provide stimulation thus having sex without a partner.  This is masturbation or solo sex.
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A man's most sensitive area on his penis is around the base of the head. Most women never know this or take the time to find out because men come so quickly anyways. But using your hand around a guys shaft make keep it hard but I've never had an orgasm from it. On the other hand...using your hand and mouth around the base of his head will give you the desired response. Watch your eyes. And yes...it'll feel better for him if you pull the skin back and expose the head.
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The grunting usually is a clue.  The tensing body.  The facial expression (kinda looks like he's in pain).  If it's during intercourse, you can feel his penis expanding and throbbing.  And if it's not through intercourse, well, the mess that can be made is a sure sign.\n\nI can't believe there's actually someone who asked this question. . .
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It has the female equivalent of the nerves in the male appendage that when stimulated lead to an orgasm. The male nerve endings are automatically stimulated when lovemaking but  the female generally needs aditional stimulation on the clitoris to reach her orgasm.\n\nAs a male ***don't think you know everything***\n\nThe amswer is I've given a hint to it's purpose but importantly employ safe sex, take time, be gentle and experiment with a partner on how it all should be done.
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General\nBoth males and females can experience orgasms, but the exact response varies across gender. Generally speaking, orgasm is the third stage of four in the human sexual response cycle, which is the currently accepted model of the physiological process of sexual stimulation.\n\nShared physiology\nOrgasm is the conclusion of the plateau phase of the sexual response cycle, shared by males and females alike. During orgasm, both males and females experience quick cycles of muscle contraction in the lower pelvic muscles, which surround both the anus and the primary sexual organs.\n\nOrgasms in both men and women are often associated with other involuntary actions, including vocalizations and muscular spasms in other areas of the body. Also, a generally euphoric sensation is associated with orgasm.\n\nAfterwards, orgasm generally causes perceived tiredness, and both males and females often feel a need to rest. This is recently attributed to the release of prolactin[1]. Prolactin is a typical neuroendocrine response in depressed mood and irritation[2].\n\nA recent study at the University of Groningen has indicated significant differences in brain activity during the female and male orgasm. PET scans showed that both the female and male orgasm 'shut down' areas in the brain associated with anxiety and fear (the Amygdala). It was found that the male orgasm focused the brain on sensory input from the genitals more than a female orgasm.\n\n\nHuman male orgasm\nIn a human male orgasm, there are rapid, rhythmic contractions of the prostate, urethra and the muscles at the base of the penis, which (in the adult) typically forces stored semen to be expelled through the penis' urethral opening, in a process known as peristalsis. This is referred to as ejaculation. The process usually takes from 3 to 10 seconds. The process is usually, but not always, extremely pleasurable. Orgasm is generally induced by direct stimulation of the penis. Some men experience heightened orgasm by direct stimulation of the prostate through the perineum.\n\nAs a man ages, it is normal for the amount of ejaculate to diminish, and hence, the length of time the man sustains orgasm also diminishes somewhat. This does not affect the pleasurable feeling of orgasm at all, it merely shortens the duration of it.\n\nFollowing ejaculation, a refractory period usually occurs during which a man cannot have another orgasm. This period can be anywhere from less than a minute to over half a day, depending on age and other individual factors. A few cases have been reported of men who appear to have no refractory period at all. Scientists theorize that a pituitary gland difference may cause this unique ability.\n\nMale prostate orgasm\nSome men are able to achieve ejaculation or orgasm through intra-anal stimulation of the prostate gland. Men reporting the sensation of prostate stimulation often give descriptions similar to women's accounts of g-spot stimulation. Other men report finding anal stimulation or penetration of any kind to be painful, or simply that they find no profound pleasure from it. With sufficient stimulation, the prostate can also be "milked". Providing that there is no simultaneous stimulation of the penis, prostate milking can cause ejaculation without orgasm. When combined with penile stimulation, some men report that prostate stimulation increases the volume of their ejaculation, and provides an enhanced and more pleasurable version of the standard male orgasm.\n\n\nMale multiple orgasms\nIt is possible to have an orgasm without ejaculation (dry orgasm) or to ejaculate without reaching orgasm. Some men report that the ability to consciously separate orgasm and ejaculation has allowed them to achieve multiple orgasms. Men who have practiced this technique extensively report that they can sometimes experience a continuous "wave" of orgasm. This can last, in theory, indefinitely, but in practice is limited by the man's
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There is a lot of pleasure in the act without orgasm: sensual and emotional. Getting penetrated feels amazing. It is wonderful to look at someone you love as they are inside you.
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Anatomically speaking (boring but true)...an orgasm is your cervix dipping downward (and it's a good thing to have if you're trying to conceive) - so you'll feel it alright. And then there's that wonderful sense of release, I guess you can say intense euphoria. If you don't already know this, most women do not have orgasms during sex anyway. You may want to get there on your own then show him how it's done!
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I would imagine (because that's all a guy can do) that we feel the same way about satisfying our partner as a woman does; self-satisfaction that we could make her feel VERY good.  \n\nAs to being told what to do, that really depends on the mood of the moment.  Am I in a kinda selfish mood where I want the satisfaction? Or is it her turn?  In the case of the former, mo directions needed!  In the latter, guidance--explicit guidance would be quite helpful (for both of us) and a refreshing change.  Being able to 'read' your partner is one thing, but actually being able to know what exactly they want?  Come on, nobody's a mindreader!
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Average Duration of Orgasm (male) 3 - 5 seconds.\n\nAverage Duration of Orgasm (female) 5 - 8 seconds.\n\nOrgasmic contractions in both sexes occur at intervals of 0.8 seconds.
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You will definitely know when it happens. It's not a metaphor to say it's like an explosion. That's exactly what it feels like, an explosion of pleasure. There is no mistaking it.\n\nI know it's irritating to hear people say that, but it's like asking "what does a sneeze feel like." How else would you describe that than saying "you'll know when it happens, it's like an explosion." Actually, sneezes ARE very similar to orgasms.\n\nAs for biological signs: your vagina will contract and spasm, you'll feel a sudden release and you may get goose bumps.\n\nTry more self-exploration. The water stream from a detachable shower head, or from the facet on your bath are good places to start.
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I can't really describe it. it's a great feeling though, especially when we have a very powerful, intense orgasm.