I had a girlfriend several years ago who said that semen gave her a feeling of euphoria whether it was in her stomach, vagina or colon.  When we did anal, she would hold the cum in her as long she could: She really resisted letting it out.  I have heard this about semen in women but often wonder if it is true or just another urban legend.  BTW, the BB anal occurred prior to the arrival of AIDS.

Psychologically, anything is possible. Unless your semen was laced with heroin, though, I doubt highly that this was a physiological reaction.

Of course, what do I know? I'm not a doctor - I just dress up like one and give people prostate exams.

- Morgan

I suppose there's something for everyone!

Guess she flunked that AP Bio. Shame.

I'll post this article anyway.

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I wonder if the cure to depressed moods is in broken condoms rather than anti-depressants.....and much cheaper too!

"The scientists also found that depression and suicide attempts were more common among those women whose partners used condoms regularly. "

So then what does that mean for ahem, "working" women who regularly use condoms with their partners? Paxil, anyone? lol...yet, the article further adds:

"Mr Gallup said the findings may also apply to women who engage in unprotected oral sex "
Soo...some gals'll be alright, perhaps (smile!)

a fetish to me especialy considering years ago when I was married we did not use condoms and the fact that I am now divorced may speak for it's self. Now days I always insist on protection and tend to be much happier in general.

of the underlying reason why a wet pu$$y acts as an ecstatic mood elevator in men lol

It may be for a variety of reasons........but, I do know that studies have shown positive findings on the subject.

Not sure though if this girl isn't just a little overboard with it though.

X's Summer

of the substance in question and without it, I can tell you I am definately in a much better mood when I'm getting my regular Vitamin P injections. (Sorry, inside joke.)

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Is it "intellegent" design, or :unitellegent" design?