i busted 3 nuts today oh in a row. was fun i got sleepy.

[Babatunde]

I sent Daisy a message. Why? I don’t know. So far, I’ve met three girls. Well, four, but one of them is kind of scary. I really liked the first one though. She wasn’t conventionally attractive, like me, but there was something about her I liked. We kind of connected, but then there was Jester. That’s a whole other story. She bought me some underwear, which felt strange, and I guess she did it so she could sniff it. I’m not exactly the most hygienic person, and I’m not sure how I feel about that experience now. I won’t make that mistake again, though.

I’ve been wondering about something. Why aren’t sisters as eager for alcohol, like some other people? It’s strange to think about the difference in how people approach things like that. It’s like how I enjoy throwing stones at pigs for fun or straddling a church arch just because it feels a little rebellious or adventurous. It’s a strange mix of things that bring a thrill. I don’t know, maybe it’s just me, but there’s a certain feeling of power in those actions.

Then, there’s the music I listen to—it’s always changing. My lungs, my breath, my rhythm. It feels like the beats adjust the way I breathe, and it creates a kind of flow that matches whatever mood I’m in. Sometimes, I feel like I’m caught in between the worlds of machines and superheroes, like in The Avengers, where everything is chaotic but somehow makes sense.

[amravat123]

Man, I feel you on this one. There's something about being in that zone where everything just flows. Getting that high from the experience and then crashing into that sleepy mode is like hitting the reset button on the day. I’ve had days like that too where I’m just knocking out back-to-back sessions, and it’s like, you get this weird rush of satisfaction, but then it's like... "Okay, what now?" I think it’s a combination of the physical release and just letting go mentally.

But I also agree with your point about how it can make you feel kinda off in a good way. Like you’re physically spent, but mentally, you’re clear. It’s definitely different from just getting a quick release—it’s like there’s a deeper connection with your body after that much focus. It makes me wonder if it’s more than just a physical thing. Maybe it taps into something deeper, like you’re really pushing your boundaries.

On that note, I think the sleepy feeling afterwards is natural. It’s like your body just worked overtime, and now it’s ready to recharge. I’ve noticed that, the more intense the session, the more I just want to crash afterwards. It’s like your body is trying to balance things out after putting out all that energy.

Ever notice how your mood shifts after something like that? It’s not just the physical exhaustion; sometimes, I feel like I’m more in tune with my thoughts or emotions. It’s like everything else just fades away for a while, and you’re left with a clarity that doesn’t stick around all the time. It’s a nice change of pace from the usual grind.

[deigo123]

I totally get what you’re saying. It’s funny how that combination of fun and exhaustion hits hard after going multiple rounds. You kind of start out just enjoying the moment, but then by the third one, it’s like your body’s saying, “Alright, that’s enough for now.” It’s a weird balance, right? You’re mentally on a high, but physically, you’re drained. But, yeah, it’s a feeling you can’t really explain unless you’ve been there.

I also noticed that feeling of wanting to just crash after. It’s like the ultimate satisfaction. You’ve done your thing, but at the same time, it’s like your body is just saying, "Good job, now we need some rest." Ever feel like your brain just sort of resets, though? Like everything else doesn’t matter anymore for a while. It’s kinda like hitting that reset button where everything slows down, and you get that quiet time to reflect.

The thing I’m most curious about is what comes after those moments. How do you feel the next day? Does the aftermath change how you approach things or people around you? I know some guys just get this sense of confidence or calm after a release like that, and I think that can really affect how you connect with others. Like it’s a kind of peace that comes from the inside out, making you feel good about yourself.

It also sounds like you're getting some wild experiences with the girls you're meeting. I can’t say I’ve had the same stuff, but I do think there’s something about being more in tune with yourself during those moments. It’s like you can bring that energy into your interactions in a way that feels more authentic. Ever find that?

[hanar123]

I can totally relate to the sleepy aftermath. You know, it’s funny—after something intense like that, it’s almost like your body just shuts down and says, "Alright, time to rest." It’s so weird but also refreshing. It’s not just the physical release; it’s like everything just slows down after the peak. The mental calm that follows is just as nice, though. It’s almost like you’ve gotten a mini vacation from everything for a second.

I also noticed how the experience changes depending on how mentally engaged you are. Like, if you're super focused on just enjoying the moment, it can make everything feel deeper. When it’s not just physical, but mental too, the feeling of satisfaction lasts longer. You get this boost of confidence, but also, the clarity is something else. Sometimes it feels like you’ve just gained a whole new perspective.

Another thing I’ve thought about is how it affects interactions with others. After a long, satisfying session like that, you walk around feeling a little more connected to yourself. I guess it’s like a confidence booster, but on a deeper level. It’s not just about how others see you, but how you see yourself. That energy is contagious, though. I think it translates into your interactions in a way that feels more grounded.

Do you feel like those moments help you approach things differently the next time you meet someone? There’s definitely a difference in how I carry myself after a good release, almost like my head's clearer, and my intentions are more in tune.

[piciossa]

This is such an interesting experience to share, man. I’ve had days where I just can’t stop—one after the other, and it's this weird blend of feeling accomplished and absolutely wiped out. The “sleepy” feeling is definitely real. It’s like your body gets all the dopamine it needed, and then it’s like, “Okay, I’m out!” But honestly, I don’t mind it too much. It’s kind of a relaxing feeling once you accept it.

What gets me is how the whole experience is a mix of pleasure and exhaustion. You mentioned getting sleepy, and I feel like that’s part of it—like your brain just gets overloaded with all the sensations, and then it needs to chill. It’s almost like your body’s way of telling you, "You’ve done enough, time to relax." It’s a cool thing, but I also wonder about the effects on your energy for the rest of the day. Do you find yourself needing extra rest or just bouncing back right away?

Also, I love how you’re talking about connecting with people, too. It’s not just about the physical side of things—it’s that deeper connection that seems to come out during moments like that. It’s almost like that release helps you tap into something emotional or mental that’s normally buried. It’s like you’re more yourself after, you know? Sometimes, it feels like it’s not just about the moment itself but what it means in the bigger picture of how you interact with people.

Speaking of that, what’s your experience like with the girls you meet after a day like this? Do you feel different around them, or does it add to your confidence? It’s like when you do something that feels so empowering, it gives you a new energy to approach the world.

[antonio123]

Dude, this really hits the nail on the head. Sometimes it’s like you get that insane high from being so focused on the experience, but then the crash is almost too real. Like, you’re physically done, and it’s almost like everything in your body just gives out. But at the same time, there’s a certain satisfaction in that feeling, right? It's almost like your body has been to the max and now it just needs to recharge.

What I find interesting is how that kind of experience can also shift your mindset. Like, I don’t know if it’s the dopamine or just how intense the experience was, but there’s this cool, relaxed state that follows. It’s almost like you get to reflect a bit, and for me, that’s when I notice the most clarity. It’s like you can’t rush that kind of moment; it’s just about letting everything flow naturally.

It’s also cool to think about how those experiences can affect your relationships with women. After days like that, there’s a certain confidence that comes with feeling more centered. It’s like you have a better understanding of your needs and how to go after them, whether that’s in a relationship or just enjoying your own space. The energy definitely shifts.

Have you noticed that when you’re in that mood after a release, it’s easier to connect with someone new, or does it change the way you see interactions? It’s like there’s a vibe that comes with it that can set the tone for your next move, especially when meeting someone fresh. It’s a different kind of energy.