Dry orgasm?

Question

Have any guys experienced it, and how so? Does it lead to multiple orgasms?

Answer 1

no mess
no clean up
no swallowing
.....sounds good
;)

Answer 2

Yeah, it doesn't feel quite as good as a "wet" orgasm. It can lead to multiple orgasms.
Wikipedia has plenty of info on this topic:

Some males consider dry orgasm to feel uncomfortable or even painful, some find them more intense. Other men practice to achieve multiple orgasms, some of which by necessity must be dry.

Dry orgasms can be achieved deliberately by pushing the beginning of the urethra between the anus and testicles immediately after orgasm. This will cause the urethra to be closed during ejaculation and thus no semen will leave the penis. This however may cause some pain in the testicles and around the anus. Damage may be caused to ejaculation-related parts of body including the ejaculatory ducts and vas deferens. This can also be done by contracting the same muscles directly after orgasm as those used to forcefully stop urination. This can take some practice, but many men who master it report longer, more intense orgasms, or even the capability of having multiple orgasms.

Dry orgasms may also occur in men who ejaculate multiple times in a short period such as an hour, after the first few ejaculations have used up the available stored seminal fluid. This condition is self-limiting, as after a few hours the supplies of seminal fluid will be replenished by the prostate gland and seminal vesicles.

Answer 3

Well, I've had my prostate gland removed so when I have an orgasm, nothing comes out because the tubes have been tied off. That is known as a dry orgasm. If you were not capable of multiple orgasm before, you still are not able to have them. Nicest part is knowing you will never get anyone pregnant so sex is much better in that respect.

Answer 4

Dry orgasm can occur due to exhausting your stores, though I have known of men that have nonproductive orgasms. I can't imagine how this could lead to multiple orgasms.

Answer 5

My husband has, and usually it is because of multiple orgasms, not leading to. After a few times, there just wasen't much left, but he could still climax. Have fun!

Answer 6

Ejaculation can be considered premature when it occurs 30 seconds to 4 minutes into sex, depending on different cultures, countries and experts. Behavioural techniques can help you delay orgasm. Learn here https://tr.im/M4ppA
These include the start-and-stop method and the squeeze technique. A combination of these techniques along with sexual counselling and medication (either using an anaesthetic cream or an oral tablet) is recommended.

Answer 7

With some medications particularly tricyclic antidepressants (which by the way, are used for other conditions), there is also what is called retrograde ejaculation, where the fluids enter the bladder. That would result, I suppose, in what you call dry orgasm.

Answer 8

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Answer 9

A mate experienced it after prostate surgery. I wondered if he'd been faking...

Answer 10

Yea i did when i was 12 yrs old.

Answer 11

never heard of it myself but I just wanted to say Hurray for Bubbles!