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Posted on 2010-05-07 04:08:10 by XIII
The third seems like a full blown super-O localized to my lower body. I think asphyxiation from holding my breath caused me to pass out, and simultaneously intensified the orgasm. My body was completely rigid.
The interesting thing, is that I didn't lapse into a refractory period. It's been five years since I was able to beat my refractory period. For a while, when I was 18-19, I could ejaculate, swap condoms, and then start having dry "ejaculatory" orgasms during sex. I lost this ability over the course of my stressful, and failed marriage.
The interesting thing is, I still feel like there's something else on the way. This was definitely a super-O, and by comparison, I think my first session had one mini-O and two super-Os. The strangest thing about it, is that I feel like this one was way stronger than the first session, but I didn't feel the heart-flutter of joy that the first super-Os brought. The sensation was just strong, I didn't feel like I was part of it. Instead, it felt like it was just pouncing all over me and trying to break me. Good, but I prefer to feel like I'm causing this to happen...
Anybody else got any input in the matter?