01-24-2025, 11:13 AM
I’ve always found this topic intriguing because it touches on something a lot of us guys secretly wonder about but don’t often talk about. For me, staying hard after climax has only happened a couple of times, and it felt more like a rare exception than something I could replicate at will. Most of the time, once I finish, my body needs a break—it’s just how I’m built.
I do think there’s a mental component to this, though. On the rare occasions when I’ve been able to keep going, it was usually because I was really turned on and my partner was actively encouraging me. I think the mind plays a huge role in arousal and performance. If you’re able to stay focused and keep the excitement going, it can sometimes override your body’s natural signals.
I’ve also noticed that certain supplements can help with stamina and recovery time. I’m not talking about anything extreme—just basic stuff like L-arginine or ginseng, which are known to support blood flow and energy levels. Of course, everyone’s body is different, so what works for one person might not work for another. It’s all about finding what helps you perform your best without relying on anything too risky or unnatural.
Ultimately, I think the ability to stay hard after orgasm is more of a bonus than a necessity. It’s impressive when it happens, but it’s not something most guys should expect to do all the time. The most important thing is focusing on connection and satisfaction with your partner, rather than trying to live up to the unrealistic standards set by adult films.
I do think there’s a mental component to this, though. On the rare occasions when I’ve been able to keep going, it was usually because I was really turned on and my partner was actively encouraging me. I think the mind plays a huge role in arousal and performance. If you’re able to stay focused and keep the excitement going, it can sometimes override your body’s natural signals.
I’ve also noticed that certain supplements can help with stamina and recovery time. I’m not talking about anything extreme—just basic stuff like L-arginine or ginseng, which are known to support blood flow and energy levels. Of course, everyone’s body is different, so what works for one person might not work for another. It’s all about finding what helps you perform your best without relying on anything too risky or unnatural.
Ultimately, I think the ability to stay hard after orgasm is more of a bonus than a necessity. It’s impressive when it happens, but it’s not something most guys should expect to do all the time. The most important thing is focusing on connection and satisfaction with your partner, rather than trying to live up to the unrealistic standards set by adult films.