Crying after orgasm
Tongue2Toungue posted:
Recently my g/f friend started to cry after having orgasmed. Ladies canyou tell me if you have ever experiencec this and what are your thoughts on this.
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11 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:Crying after orgasmRecently my g/f friend started to cry after having orgasmed. Ladies canyou tell me if you have ever experiencec this and what are your thoughts on this. <br><br>T2T
Georgiagail responded:
1. Yes
2. It's normal.
gail
2. It's normal.
gail
mhtyler2 responded:
Normal, but not typical. I wouldn't read anything into it.
Report This| Share this:Crying after orgasmNormal, but not typical. I wouldn't read anything into it.
3point14 responded:
I've done it a few times, and ask her why.
newchancetolive responded:
That would be a YES here. Especially after having an intense g-spot orgasm. It feels as involuntary as the intense orgasm itself. My body feels so much exhiliration and I guess my brain does to. The overwhelming emotion of it all makes me cry uncontrollably for about two to three mintues. Then I look over at my lover and say 'wow, baby, that was awesome!!' 
Now, is that 'normal'...I believe for some it is. If, however she cries for half and hour and appears disoriented, then that is a whole different ballgame. One time when my boyfriend and I were making love, I actually made HIM cry it was so beautiful. I will never forget it. Consider it a huge compliment that you move your GF to tears. Truly, during intense female orgasm the entire body and brain react to the chemicals that are released...namely oxytocin. Hope this helps.
Now, is that 'normal'...I believe for some it is. If, however she cries for half and hour and appears disoriented, then that is a whole different ballgame. One time when my boyfriend and I were making love, I actually made HIM cry it was so beautiful. I will never forget it. Consider it a huge compliment that you move your GF to tears. Truly, during intense female orgasm the entire body and brain react to the chemicals that are released...namely oxytocin. Hope this helps.Report This| Share this:Crying after orgasmThat would be a YES here. Especially after having an intense g-spot orgasm. It feels as involuntary as the intense orgasm itself. My body feels so much exhiliration and I guess my brain does to. The overwhelming emotion of it all makes me cry uncontrollably for about two to three mintues. Then I look over at my lover and say 'wow, baby, that was awesome!!' <img src="http://img.webmd.com/community/images/sheepish.gif" align="top" border="0"> Now, is that 'normal'...I believe for some it is. If, however she cries for half and hour and appears disoriented, then that is a whole different ballgame. One time when my boyfriend and I were making love, I actually made HIM cry it was so beautiful. I will never forget it. Consider it a huge compliment that you move your GF to tears. Truly, during intense female orgasm the entire body and brain react to the chemicals that are released...namely oxytocin. Hope this helps.
dfgbull; responded:
my wife has cried sometimes, laughed at other times, and sometimes has very little noticeable response.
I have also cried on several occasions. Orgasm is a Strong stimuli and any response is possible.
I have also cried on several occasions. Orgasm is a Strong stimuli and any response is possible.
Report This| Share this:Crying after orgasmmy wife has cried sometimes, laughed at other times, and sometimes has very little noticeable response. <br><br>I have also cried on several occasions. Orgasm is a Strong stimuli and any response is possible.
molamadad responded:
I have been married 25 years.During this time my wife cried just once after orgasm. So i wonder whether i have never satisfied her to the point of orgasm or that i have pre-mature ejaculation coz i mostly have to make her reach orgasm only by clitorial stimulation.
another thing that I have noted that she has vaginal contractions and more swollen labia when we have sex after we have entertained male friends for dinner...Is it possible she gets turned on by men and she fanaisizes having sex with them when we have sex... can anyone tell me ?
another thing that I have noted that she has vaginal contractions and more swollen labia when we have sex after we have entertained male friends for dinner...Is it possible she gets turned on by men and she fanaisizes having sex with them when we have sex... can anyone tell me ?
Report This| Share this:Crying after orgasmI have been married 25 years.During this time my wife cried just once after orgasm. So i wonder whether i have never satisfied her to the point of orgasm or that i have pre-mature ejaculation coz i mostly have to make her reach orgasm only by clitorial stimulation. <br><br>another thing that I have noted that she has vaginal contractions and more swollen labia when we have sex after we have entertained male friends for dinner...Is it possible she gets turned on by men and she fanaisizes having sex with them when we have sex...
can anyone tell me ?
Mysummer responded:
I've been crying every single time after sex with my husband at least for the last 7 years, I guess i am a lucky girl, and yes I love him so deeply 
Report This| Share this:Crying after orgasmI've been crying every single time after sex with my husband at least for the last 7 years, I guess i am a lucky girl, and yes I love him so deeply <img src="http://img.webmd.com/community/images/litesmile.gif" align="top" border="0">
bob249 responded:
I'm a male and have never cried after an orgasm.
But I do prefer making a bit of noise, when Old Faithful erupts.
Last summer the windows were open and she asked that I not be too loud. Difficult task when it wasn't previously needed.
So, I crowed like a rooster.
May not have thrown the neighbors off because there aren't any chickens around.
But I do prefer making a bit of noise, when Old Faithful erupts.
Last summer the windows were open and she asked that I not be too loud. Difficult task when it wasn't previously needed.
So, I crowed like a rooster.
May not have thrown the neighbors off because there aren't any chickens around.
Report This| Share this:Crying after orgasmI'm a male and have never cried after an orgasm. <br><br>But I do prefer making a bit of noise, when Old Faithful erupts. <img src="http://img.webmd.com/community/images/sillygrin.gif" align="top" border="0"> <br><br>Last summer the windows were open and she asked that I not be too loud.
Difficult task when it wasn't previously needed. <br><br>So, I crowed like a rooster. <br><br>May not have thrown the neighbors off because there aren't any chickens around. <img src="http://img.webmd.com/community/images/wink.gif" align="top" border="0">
2Stubby responded:
Q: Do you know what you get if you cross a donkey and an onion?
A: Usually you get an onion with long ears, but every once in a while you get a piece of *ss that brings tears to your eyes!
Report This| Share this:Crying after orgasmQ: Do you know what you get if you cross a donkey and an onion?
A: Usually you get an onion with long ears, but every once in a while you get a piece of *ss that brings tears to your eyes!
NikkiK723 responded:
I cry after orgasm.. not all the time but when it does happen it is deffinatly uncontrollable. The first time it happened I was so completely embarrassed and had no idea what to do. Luckly I have an understanding husband and now it has turned into sometimes its crying and sometimes its laughter but either way its uncontrollable and completely AWESOME!! Be sure to talk to her about it to make sure she on the same page and if she is then be proud. 
Report This| Share this:Crying after orgasmI cry after orgasm.. not all the time but when it does happen it is deffinatly uncontrollable. The first time it happened I was so completely embarrassed and had no idea what to do. Luckly I have an understanding husband and now it has turned into sometimes its crying and sometimes its laughter but either way its uncontrollable and completely AWESOME!! Be sure to talk to her about it to make sure she on the same page and if she is then be proud. <img src="http://img.webmd.com/community/images/smile.gif" align="top" border="0">
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