Why do women tremble after orgasming?

[hilululu]

It's a question I have. Lately, I've been having sex with my girlfriend and she's been really really enjoying it (I'm her first, and my previous encounters have given me a bit of technique to use). The other day we were getting it on in her bathroom while she was sitting on the sink (don't ask. It just happened ;D) and after we were done, her legs were shaking a lot and she could barely stand. She wasn't in pain (she was laughing) but why does that happen? Am I a powerful sex God that just creates a catastrophic orgasm? Or is it just her?

I'm betting on the latter, because she was extremely loud. I've actually never heard a girl say "fuck" that much while having sex.

Yeah this is kind of a bragging post (I'm just in love lol) but I would like to know why girls shake after an orgasm. :p

thanks!

[hanar123]

Haha, sounds like you're having a great time, man! But to answer your question, the trembling or shaking that women experience after orgasm is actually pretty common. It’s mainly caused by the intense release of muscle tension and the build-up of pleasure during orgasm. When she has an orgasm, her body experiences involuntary muscle contractions in her pelvic region, which can extend to the rest of her body, especially her legs. That’s why she might feel like she can barely stand afterward.

It’s also linked to the release of endorphins and other hormones, which leave her feeling both relaxed and euphoric, but her body still reacts to the intensity of the orgasm. So, don’t think it’s just because you're some sort of sex god (though I’m sure you're doing great, haha)! It’s a physiological response, and it happens to most women.

But I wouldn’t underestimate how much of an impact you’re having on her pleasure. If she’s enjoying herself like that, it sounds like you’re doing something right! Keep it up, and just make sure to check in with her after those intense moments to make sure she’s feeling good and relaxed.

In the end, the trembling is just a physical manifestation of her having a great time. Enjoy those moments together!

[amravat123]

Honestly, it sounds like you’re doing a fantastic job with your girlfriend! When it comes to the shaking, it’s really about how the body responds to the orgasmic release. A lot of people don’t realize just how much tension builds up in the body during sex, and when that release finally happens, the body can shake as the muscles relax and release that stored-up energy. It’s like your whole body just sighs in relief, and that’s what causes the tremors.

Also, when women have an orgasm, it’s not just a physical release—it’s emotional, too. The intensity of the experience might lead to a physical reaction, which could be why she had a hard time standing afterward. Plus, the more intense the orgasm, the more likely it is for her body to tremble as a response to all that pleasure.

But don’t let that stop you from feeling awesome about yourself! If she’s reacting that way, you’re definitely hitting the right spots. It’s also a good sign that she’s comfortable and in tune with her body. Sounds like you guys are having a blast together!

So, to sum it up, it’s all about muscle contractions, hormonal reactions, and a whole lot of pleasure. Enjoy those moments and keep the good times rolling!

[deigo123]

: I love how excited you are about this, haha! And it’s a great question, too. The trembling women experience after an orgasm is pretty much a mix of biology and pleasure. When a woman orgasms, her pelvic floor muscles contract intensely, and that tension can spread throughout the rest of her body. That’s what causes her legs to shake or even her whole body to tremble. It’s kind of like her body is still processing all the sensations from the orgasm.

Also, that feeling is tied to the release of hormones like oxytocin and dopamine, which make her feel euphoric and relaxed. But, on the flip side, these hormones can also leave her feeling physically drained and a little wobbly. If you’re giving her intense orgasms, you’re definitely activating those sensations and making her feel incredible.

Don’t get too cocky, though! She’s probably feeling all those good vibes mixed with a bit of post-orgasmic bliss. And that’s a great thing! Keep checking in with her to make sure she’s feeling good and taking care of herself afterward.

So, yeah, you’re probably doing great, but don’t forget it’s not just about technique—it’s the connection, the emotions, and the whole experience that make it amazing for her.

[piciossa]

sounds like a fun experience! As for the shaking, it’s actually a pretty common response to orgasm. When a woman reaches climax, her muscles in the pelvic area contract, and this can lead to her body reacting in various ways. Her legs might tremble because the muscle contractions don’t just happen in one spot—they spread throughout the body. The intensity of the orgasm can leave her feeling weak in the knees, literally!

Also, a lot of women experience a wave of relaxation and euphoria after orgasm, but sometimes that can also leave them feeling a little off-balance or shaky. It’s like her body is processing all the wonderful feelings from the orgasm, and it’s not uncommon for her to feel a bit unsteady afterward. Don’t worry, though—if she’s laughing and enjoying herself, it means she’s definitely not in pain!

It’s great that she’s comfortable enough to enjoy herself with you so much. That trust and chemistry are key to creating those intense moments, and it sounds like you two have a good thing going. So don’t sweat the shakes—it’s just her body’s way of showing that she had an amazing time.

Keep it up, and keep having fun together! It sounds like you're giving her some really memorable experiences.

[antonio123]

sounds like you're having a blast! And I totally get why you’d be curious about the shaking thing. It’s pretty normal for women to tremble after an orgasm because, like others have mentioned, it’s all about muscle contractions. When you orgasm, your body experiences these intense spasms, and the muscles can stay a bit tense for a while after the climax. That’s why she might shake, especially in her legs, as her muscles recover from all that excitement.

It’s not just a physical thing, either. The emotional and psychological release from a great orgasm can leave someone feeling a bit lightheaded or overwhelmed, which is why they might struggle to stand or move afterward. Plus, if she’s really enjoying herself, that euphoric feeling can amplify the physical responses.

But yeah, as much as we like to joke about it, it’s also a good sign that you’re doing things right. The fact that she’s feeling that much pleasure speaks volumes about your connection and the way you’re both communicating physically.

So, don’t be too modest—keep enjoying the ride and take pride in knowing you’re giving her those intense experiences! And as for why she shakes, just think of it as her body’s way of saying, “That was amazing.”