Has anyone else hear this theory...?

Question

Due to the fact that sneezes & orgasms are similar actions, people who have dainty little cat-sneezes have smaller, less intense orgasms, and people with big loud, intense sneezes have big orgasms? Do you believe this? Anyone with medical training have any opinions?

Answer 1

Total BS. My sneezes are small but my orgasms are always intense.

Answer 2

I'll tell you, this sounds like a dumb question, but it's actually kinda interesting.

The muscles involved in sneezing and orgasming are different, so the strength of a sneeze and the intensity of an orgasm are probably not physically related.

But! I have another idea! People who sneeze loudly are probably less reserved about their bodily functions and probably less concerned about controlling the intensity of their expulsions, so to speak. So . . . it does make sense to me that someone who is bashful about sneezing (and therefore makes little tiny achoos) might also be more inclined to exercise control over their orgasm (and therefore might not be vocal in bed, or might censor their own orgasm). On the other hand, someone who sneezes loudly, who doesn't care what other people think, who lets their involuntary muscles work without censorship - I'll bet they have great orgasms.

Of course this only works if a given person is physically capable of sneezing loudly and orgasming strongly. All sorts of things other than personality could affect the volume of a sneeze or the the intensity of an orgasm.

Answer 3

Makes sense to me except the whole thing about the respiratory system and the reproductive system not being related or connected to each other.

Answer 4

I've heard it before. We were actually studying this in my health class. It's been researched...but nothing has been found to prove it.

Answer 5

Very interesting.

Answer 6

Never have heard anything like this.

Answer 7

in my case this is true. i dont know if it's true in all cases or not.