Ever wondered what a male orgasm is like? Four men tell us ladies what it feels like to get off.
So what does a male orgasm
feel like? Do orgasms differ drastically between the sexes? On our
search to find out what exactly goes on in a man's head and body during sex, we first examined what we already know:For starters, the male orgasm is significantly shorter, more intense and can, usually, only be experienced once during a single sex session. Women on the flipside, if properly stimulated, can pop out a series of orgasms with little recovery period. Secondly, the male orgasm unleashes a rush of drowsy hormones—norepinephrine, serotonin, oxytocin, vasopressin, nictric oxide and the hormone prolactin—making it next to impossible for men not to feel sleepy after sex. The Hands-Free Orgasm
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1. The brain shuts off, and then a moment of clarity arises.
Andrew, a 30-year-old computer programmer said that during sex he's in a trance-like, robotic state. While he's physically there, his mind wanders into deep horny forests, that if asked about, are just as ephemeral and hard to explain as the orgasm itself, but after he comes? "Everything makes sense for a split second. Like I'm seeing things clearly for the first time. That to me is the most powerful thing about orgasm, the moments afterward." The Myth Of The Male Orgasm
2. It's feeling of passing "energy."
Adam a 27-year-old set designer says his orgasms are different depending on whether he's masturbating or having sex. Masturbation for him results in an orgasm out of necessity, but when he comes inside a woman he explains it as almost spiritual. "I feel like I'm passing the core of my soul to someone," he said. When we thought he couldn't be serious, he concluded, "not to be cheesy, but its like sharing your energy with somebody. Being so close to someone during a very vulnerable period."
3. The intensity varies depending on how long he holds out.
Paul, a 23-year-old actor says his most intense and earth shattering climaxes happen after he's reached the edge and held out a few times. "There's a differences between just letting loose when you first feel the urge and challenging yourself to hold out. I'm a million times more exhausted after I've stopped and kept going."
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