AlteredEgo
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It feel like more of a relief than any other kind. After, I feel so satisfied (though sometimes simultaneously hungry for more. To me, the most significant difference is the way I feel right before orgasm, and how much longer I feel like I'm still building up to something, but already beyond the point of no return. When I get close to my cds orgasm, I feel like I have to have it. I really can't move much in the 45 seconds or so before it hits. After, I feel like I fought for something with my whole being, and got it. Right before, the need to come is so urgent. I think this urgency is the source of my relief when when do climax.
I'm exhausted. SO, I hope this is easy to understand. If not, I'll try to clear it up later
That's because I don't know. :biggrin1: I'll pay attention in the future.Thanks. You didn't say where the orgasmic spasms were compared to other types of orgasms.
petite: thanks for posting the diagram. that's most helpful. it inspired me to try to find a description of the four or five different categories of uterine placement. but no luck so far. makes me wonder if there's a correlation between between having a retroverted uterus and discomfort with deep penetration.
petite: thanks. I think i'm beginning to understand, although doesn't retroverted by definition mean that the uterus is tilting towards the spine? I suppose it's a question of degree. My initial assumption was that with a retroverted uterus the penis would be more likely to hit the cervix or the anterior fornix. But now i'm guessing that except in extreme cases the partners will be able to position themselves such that the penis will slide between the uterus and spine towards the cds.
i confess i have no earthly notion of the uterine tilt of any of my partners. all i know is that with some women i was more likely to bump the cervix, especially near ovulation, than with others. and women have reacted very differently to "bottoming out."
I was under the impression that retroverted referred to the direction of the tilt and not the degree, ie, the other direction is anteverted. I could be wrong about that, but regardless, I did not mean to mislead you, mine is not pointed totally backwards, it's just not facing completely forwards any more, which is what I meant by "not totally retroverted" in my post above.
Paigexox;3093631 The act of performing a kegel against his stroke certainly made position choice and angle the deciding factor of which outcome would occur said:Good work! This kind of thing is much more fun without a condom because, in my experience, it tends to jam the thing down onto my dick strangling the head. need to stop and pull it forward so it doesn't break and so my glans can breathe.
RawDog: love your description but it doesn't correspond to my experience. when i felt a popping sensation it wasn't because of a vaginal spasm. it was just a question of angle and fit and something that could be easily repeated. also, while some woman can clamp down with their deep vaginal muscles most can't, either involuntarily or with conscious effort.
Nudge my cervix, and I'll know. So will you, and so will the downstairs neighbor when I reflexively shove you to the floor. I do not like to have my cervix touched, especially by the tip of the head. For me, it's incredibly painful. It sends what feels like a strong, electric shock up into my ovaries, and along my vaginal walls. There can be no more sex after that, because after that point I'm too tense and fearful of feeling that again. That's not to say I don't think your points are valid. It's just that I think that's unlikely to be what's happening to me. I feel the head cramming into a small space. Usually, I can tolerate the shaft sliding against my cervix, but the head itself causes pain.
Kevbo and gunnaknow:
The popping sensation I experienced has nothing to do with the cervix. The cervix is on the ventral side of the vagina and feels hard -- kind of like the tip of a nose. What I felt was on the dorsal side. the sensation of popping was caused by the penis pausing at a ridge where the vaginal cavity narrows into the posterior fornix before suddenly sliding in with a "pop."
One partner's pf/cds was very long and narrow. so narrow that it took some force to squeeze my cock up into it. and this created a vacuum effect that was at times pop-like. the main thing i remember, though, was that it just felt ridiculously good working my cock up in there. so good that we both managed to ignore for months our fundamental incompatibility.
Also, in what way do orgasms generated from this area differ from other areas? Does it cause the uterine or cervix to spasm more than orgasms from other areas?
The inner muscle now having been pried open sends a signal to your brain that something's been worked free inside and new sensations from deeper inside start registering. Maybe this is why the shorter of us (~7") that can reach it, but have to work at it have that pop where the behemoths like petite's BF and subgirrl's FB don't register that pop is because they've pried it open on the first thrust deep inside?
Gunnaknow, my doctor told me a few years ago that the tilt of my uterus has changed, which may make my experiences slightly different than those of other women. I don't have a totally retroverted uterus, but mine is (was) no longer in the "normal" position any more.
petite: thanks for posting the diagram. that's most helpful. it inspired me to try to find a description of the four or five different categories of uterine placement. but no luck so far. makes me wonder if there's a correlation between between having a retroverted uterus and discomfort with deep penetration.
I read that a uterus that is tilted and bent towards the spine can cause pain during intercourse, but that's not how mine was tilted.
For me, clitoral orgasms are felt largely in my clit, but deep spot orgasms are felt EVERYWHERE. They make my entire genital area feel like there's a party going on.
Ahh, those waves of warmth and gooiness that leave you slack jawed and wobbly-legged?
Seen those a time or three and cannot help but feel a bit jealous. With us guys, it's kinda...well, centralized. Never quite got that "all encompassing - the Universe crawls with goodliness" type orgasms in literature and chalk it up to romanticism and prose more than male human experience.
Ahh, those waves of warmth and gooiness that leave you slack jawed and wobbly-legged? Seen those a time or three and cannot help but feel a bit jealous. With us guys, it's kinda...well, centralized. Never quite got that "all encompassing - the Universe crawls with goodliness" type orgasms in literature and chalk it up to romanticism and prose more than male human experience.
*whimper* yes, those . . .
Clitoral orgasms are kind of centralised for me. Given a choice I will take waves of gooiness every time!
Legend has it that when God was creating the human race, he lined up all the males on one side and all the females opposite. Then he asked: Which of your species would like to urinate standing up? Well, the males went crazy, shouting that they wanted to pee standing up. 'Fine', says God, 'Women get multiple orgasms'.
Hehehehe, one of my Ex's would just glow after one of those. I did not take it too seriously one time when she told me she just cannot move, her legs refuse to follow orders. Being extremely ticklish - I "chased" her from one side of the bed to the other in play - to watch her thud on the carpet when she managed to roll out of reach. I had a lot of "makeup" to do - she got served breakfast in bed, after watching me cook in nothing but an apron. Her mother was a minister and came wandering through at one point... sex, religion and breakfast really stokes the campfires, let me tell you. (Raises the heartbeat too!)
Funny, same lady I mentioned above COULD pee standing up - but it took some diddling about with her fingers to manage it. So we got DOUBLE SHORT CHANGED, buddy. :biggrin1: