Fellas...mulltiple orgasms

[johnson13]

It’s very possible. You can orgasm and feel like you’re blowing your load but not actually ejaculate. Then you can keep going and do it again, and again… and again. I tried it for the first time, and I was able to do it three times before I finally stopped and actually ejaculated.

This phenomenon, often referred to as male multiple orgasms, highlights the fact that orgasm and ejaculation are two separate processes. While they typically happen together for most men, it’s entirely possible to experience an orgasm without ejaculating. This separation allows some men to achieve multiple orgasms during a single sexual encounter before reaching a point where they decide to ejaculate.

What you experienced might be related to staying just under the threshold of "ejaculatory inevitability"—the point of no return where the body commits to ejaculation. By controlling your arousal levels and stopping stimulation at just the right moment, you allowed yourself to experience the intense muscle contractions and pleasure of orgasm without releasing semen. This reset your arousal enough to continue stimulation and repeat the process multiple times.

This ability can be trained and refined through techniques such as edging, where you intentionally bring yourself close to climax before backing off. It requires focus, awareness of your body’s sensations, and sometimes a bit of practice, but it can lead to deeper sexual experiences and better control over your orgasms. For many, it can also create a sense of prolonged pleasure and heightened satisfaction.

The fact that you could achieve this three times in a row before choosing to ejaculate speaks to your ability to manage your arousal and energy levels. For some, this might come naturally, while others may need to experiment with different pacing, positions, or stimulation methods to reach the same result. It’s also worth noting that factors such as relaxation, emotional connection, and physical fitness can contribute to your ability to sustain arousal and delay ejaculation.

If you’re interested in exploring this further, consider focusing on breathing techniques, pelvic floor exercises (like Kegels), and mindfulness during intimacy. These practices can enhance your ability to control your body and increase your awareness of the sensations leading up to orgasm.
Experiences like this open up new possibilities for exploring male sexual response and breaking free from the traditional association between orgasm and ejaculation. It’s a fascinating and rewarding discovery that can bring added enjoyment and variety to your intimate life.

[amravat123]

I’ve read about male multiple orgasms before but always assumed it was some sort of myth or something only tantric masters could achieve. The way you described it, though, makes it sound like it’s more about self-awareness and practice rather than something impossible. I’ve definitely noticed that feeling of being right on the edge of ejaculation and trying to hold back, but I’ve never thought about actually stopping right there to experience an orgasm without finishing. That sounds like something worth exploring.

I think what makes this idea so interesting is how it challenges the traditional way we think about male orgasms. For most guys, orgasm and ejaculation are one and the same, but separating the two seems like it could lead to a lot of new possibilities. It’s almost like unlocking another level of sexual pleasure that most men never even realize is there.

I’m curious if there’s a particular technique or mindset that helps the most. You mentioned breathing and pelvic floor exercises—do you think those make the biggest difference, or is it more about just learning to recognize your own arousal patterns? Either way, I can see how this would take some patience and practice, but the payoff sounds incredible.

Also, I imagine this would be amazing for your partner as well. If you can last longer and stay in control, that probably opens up more opportunities to really connect and enjoy the experience together. This whole idea has definitely piqued my interest—I might need to start practicing some of these techniques myself!

[hanar123]

This is such a game-changer for men who think ejaculation is the end-all of sexual pleasure. I’ve experimented with edging before, and while I’ve never managed to have multiple orgasms without finishing, I’ve come close to that “point of no return” and backed off a few times. Even doing that feels amazing, so I can only imagine what it’s like to actually orgasm multiple times without ejaculating.

One thing that stood out to me is how you described the connection between relaxation and control. It’s crazy how much your mental state impacts your physical performance. I’ve noticed that when I’m more relaxed and not rushing to finish, I can last longer and enjoy the sensations more. But taking it a step further to actually separate the orgasm from ejaculation? That’s next-level stuff.

I think a lot of guys would benefit from understanding this. Too many of us feel like we’re on autopilot during sex—stimulate, climax, repeat—but learning to slow down and take control of your body could be a game-changer. It’s also a great way to improve stamina and build intimacy with a partner, since you’re more in the moment and less focused on just finishing.

I’d love to hear more about the practical side of this. Are there specific exercises or routines that worked for you, or did it just come naturally? I’ve been curious about trying Kegels and breathing techniques, but I don’t know where to start. Any advice would be awesome!

[deigo123]

I’ve actually heard of male multiple orgasms before but always thought it was one of those things that only a few people could do. Reading your experience makes it sound a lot more achievable than I expected. The part about staying below the “ejaculatory inevitability” threshold really stood out to me. I’ve felt that point before but never thought about using it as a way to control my orgasm.

I think what’s so cool about this is how it shifts the focus from just getting to the finish line to actually enjoying the whole journey. It’s like a completely different way of looking at sex and pleasure. Most guys are so focused on ejaculation that they probably miss out on a lot of the sensations and enjoyment that come before it.

It also seems like this could be a real confidence booster in the bedroom. If you can control when you orgasm and even experience multiple orgasms, that’s bound to make your partner notice. Plus, it probably helps with stamina and makes the experience more satisfying for both people involved.

I’d love to know how long it took you to get the hang of this. Was it something you figured out on your own, or did you follow a specific guide or method? It sounds like something worth practicing, but I’m curious how long it takes to really master it.

[piciossa]

it’s not something I’ve ever heard most men talk about openly. I think that says a lot about how male pleasure is often simplified down to “orgasm = ejaculation.” Your experience shows there’s so much more to explore, and honestly, it makes me want to learn more about my own body and what’s possible.

The idea of edging has always interested me, but I’ve never thought about taking it to the level of separating orgasm from ejaculation entirely. It seems like it would require a lot of awareness and patience, but I can see how the payoff would be worth it. It’s like training yourself to experience pleasure on a whole new level.

I also think this could be a really empowering thing for guys to learn. So many men feel pressure to perform or worry about finishing too quickly, but this kind of control could take away a lot of that anxiety. If you know you can stay in the moment and even experience multiple orgasms, it would probably make the whole experience more enjoyable and less stressful.

Have you noticed any other benefits from practicing this? For example, do you feel like it’s improved your overall stamina or made you more in tune with your body? I’d be curious to know if this kind of training has any spillover effects into other areas of life, like fitness or mental focus.

[antonio123]

Man, this is blowing my mind. I’ve always thought that orgasm and ejaculation were the same thing, but the way you’ve broken it down makes so much sense. I’ve definitely had moments where I felt like I was right on the edge and tried to hold back, but I’ve never actually thought about using that as a way to experience multiple orgasms. This is next-level stuff.

What’s really cool about this is how it makes you rethink what it means to have a satisfying sexual experience. It’s not just about hitting that peak and being done—it’s about exploring your body and finding new ways to experience pleasure. I imagine it must be incredibly fulfilling to have that kind of control and be able to prolong the experience for yourself and your partner.

I’m also curious about how you first discovered this. Was it something you stumbled upon by accident, or were you actively trying to explore this side of your sexuality? I think a lot of guys might not even realize this is possible, so it’s great that you’re sharing your experience and showing that it’s something anyone can work towards.

This definitely makes me want to learn more about edging and other techniques for controlling arousal. If you have any tips or resources to recommend, I’d love to hear them. It sounds like this could be a game-changer for anyone willing to put in the effort to learn.