01-24-2025, 11:12 AM
I’ve actually experienced this a few times, and it’s definitely a unique sensation. For me, it usually happens when I’m super aroused or in a new relationship where everything feels exciting and fresh. I wouldn’t say I can stay rock hard every time after finishing, but there have been moments where I’ve been able to keep going, especially if my partner keeps things stimulating right after I climax.
I do think some guys are naturally wired for this. Maybe their body produces less prolactin after orgasm, which is the hormone linked to the refractory period. It could also be that their mental focus is sharper, allowing them to stay in the zone. I’ve read that some tantric practices can help with this, where you train your body to delay ejaculation or keep arousal levels high even after climaxing.
That said, I wouldn’t be surprised if a lot of what we see in adult films is enhanced by outside factors. Performance enhancers like pills or injections are common in that industry, and editing can make it look like someone is going non-stop when in reality, they’ve taken breaks in between. It’s important to remember that what we see on screen is often a polished illusion, not the raw, unedited truth.
For regular guys like us, I think it’s more about experimenting and finding what works. Whether it’s trying out new techniques, focusing on mental stimulation, or even exploring supplements (safely, of course), there’s always room to learn and improve. But at the end of the day, the goal should be enjoying the experience and building intimacy, not chasing some impossible standard.
I do think some guys are naturally wired for this. Maybe their body produces less prolactin after orgasm, which is the hormone linked to the refractory period. It could also be that their mental focus is sharper, allowing them to stay in the zone. I’ve read that some tantric practices can help with this, where you train your body to delay ejaculation or keep arousal levels high even after climaxing.
That said, I wouldn’t be surprised if a lot of what we see in adult films is enhanced by outside factors. Performance enhancers like pills or injections are common in that industry, and editing can make it look like someone is going non-stop when in reality, they’ve taken breaks in between. It’s important to remember that what we see on screen is often a polished illusion, not the raw, unedited truth.
For regular guys like us, I think it’s more about experimenting and finding what works. Whether it’s trying out new techniques, focusing on mental stimulation, or even exploring supplements (safely, of course), there’s always room to learn and improve. But at the end of the day, the goal should be enjoying the experience and building intimacy, not chasing some impossible standard.