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Q: still erect after cumming

asked by: Doom on February 28th, 2008

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I remember learning in a health class about how you lose your erection after cumming, I was wondering if its different if you dont lose your erection after cumming, i mean if i masturbate i can stay up for as long as i want even after cumming but theres really no reason to, i mean im a lil numb but that goes away. I'm pretty sure if i was having sex with a girl I would stay up for as long as she needs obviously, but i just thought this was kinda weird, or is it normal and my health teacher is trying to make some people feel better o.o

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marvel

replied on February 28th, 2008

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I'm assuming you're young. As you get older, you'll notice that you will probably lose your erection after having an orgasm. Because you're younger, your hormones are still changing and raging a little bit.

If you can stay hard after ejaculating, though, good for you. You will have a happy woman one day!

marvel

replied on February 28th, 2008

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Doom

replied on February 28th, 2008

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Yes, i am a teenager, I was just wondering because I found it odd my teacher said that, but, yeah i guess as i get older things will change.

TommorrowMaybe

replied on March 3rd, 2008

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lol same thing with me. I can ejaculate about 3 times before i go soft again. But its starting to get harder to do =P so marvel is totally right!

collegegirlie

replied on March 12th, 2008

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My bf is 21 and still does it! (He has DEFFINATELY deen through and done with puberty) and ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh i love it ^.^
I think it happens VERY rarely.

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