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Default Jan 24, 2019 at 05:54 AM
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I never ejaculate or orgasm. I have always been too scared, from what I remember it was far too intense and made me cry. I am bisexual and I do love sex and I love to make others feel good.
I wondered if any other guys were also like me?
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Default Jan 24, 2019 at 12:38 PM
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Are you saying it's painful?
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Default Jan 25, 2019 at 05:03 PM
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I haven't heard of this before... Maybe you could provide some more details? Have you talked to a doctor about this?

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Default Jan 28, 2019 at 03:51 PM
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You have to ejaculate at some point. Or you would explode. Your body makes the stuff continuously unless you have no prostate.

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Default Feb 04, 2019 at 08:46 PM
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we are all different, eh? i think i know a man or two who don't ejaculate.
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Default Apr 22, 2019 at 08:00 AM
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Hey UKDamon, and welcome.

OK, so you don't ejaculate during sex, and you like making others feel good, and giving them a good time.

Dude... That's the extreme, extreme version of me.

I do for others without asking for myself. I put myself out a lot, and say yes a lot, and I did that for my entire adult life, including with my partner and with my kids, because of three things:
1. it felt wrong to ask for anything.
2. it felt wrong to just relax and be myself.
3. doing things 1 and 2 made me vulnerable, and I didn't like being vulnerable. I'm the provider and caregiver, I'm not vulnerable.

You like being the give'er. Sex is all about vulnerability. You don't know what you're missing. It gets better when you let your guard down.

Why do people cry? Because there are chemicals in our body that are produced in response to stress Those chemicals show up in our tears. You cry to get rid of those excess stress chemicals. It's an actual physical way for your body to reduce stress.

Maybe you cry after sex because of the build up and release of these stress chemicals. Maybe you're stressed because it's hard to just relax and be in the moment. Maybe you don't feel safe being that vulnerable. Maybe some mindful meditation and practices during day to day activities, and then trying to just slow down and enjoy the moment during sex. Maybe ask your partner for things you want during sex and just let that happen for a while... "I really like when you do XYZ to me. It feels so effing good." Then let them do XYZ, and relax until you pop.

If you cry, you could just tell your partner, "I'm sorry. I have a hard time letting go of my stress and being vulnerable, and sometimes this happens after sex. It means it was really good for me, and I needed you to take care of me." Or tell them beforehand.

If that feels embarrassing, remember something.... No one has ever actually died of embarrassment. Maybe have a drink to help relax. Wine during sex is a good mix. If you have to, go see your doctor and get a few mild anti anxiety meds, something you can take as needed. They do this for people before they fly or before a big presentation or work event. Maybe you need something to help you relax the first couple of times.



Good luck. And the first time you really release into or onto someone with all that pent up energy... Good luck to them to. They're going to need it.

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