but orgasms are not one of those situations.

A really good orgasm just brings a big smile to my face as I lie helplessly listening to my heart pounding and my breath rushing in and out.  These are good things.

So when do I cry over happy things?

Some songs do the trick with me.  I don't quite understand why, but they do.

SO I have ONCE in my life cried after an incredible, intense much needed orgasm.. I know I have heard of women doing that, but I have NEVER heard of a man...
Do men ever cry when they have had, you know, a really earth shattering orgasm? It just occurred to me to ask about this here because I have never heard anyone talk about it as a male.  So, does this just happen to females or will a man answer and say they have ???


Love, Lust, and Licks!
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I think that is cute! Why are you forgetting yourself? Is that a sign of good sex? :P

Does that count ? That's not really crying.  I guess just tired eyes. LOL.  

I had a woman's body convulsing and shuddering and some electrifying leg movement though from long deep thrust while I was on top, but never see anyone cry.

Yes. It's very hard to shed what is so intrinsic to and the fulcrum of ones success.

I need a very special woman to bring me to Earth.

Someone who has the patience to simply remind me how to unwind, slow down and smell the flowers.

Let go & be.

Like seeing the brushstrokes in a painting.

Al the while indulging my many flights and tangents of fancy.

Reality is rich.

WOW

That was soo romantic I almost Orgasmed


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After an amazing Orgasm I find that I get giggly and overwhelmed with a sense of euphoria...  It is very very delicious....

The first time the man who is my husband and I had sex, it was so amazing we both did cry, I a little more then him, but I think it was such an emotional experience physically and emotionally.

I know this isn't very modern thinking, nor millennium man kind of thinking, but that is what my father taught me.

But, I think the male experience (at least my own) is more a cheer and high five than a cry.

A classic from the 80's!

Depends on what culture they were raised in, my husband is French and is apt to show his emotions, it does not make him any less of a man in my eyes.