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Q: Dizzy, Spaced Out Feeling During Sex

asked by: Mryys326 on November 24th, 2006

New User

For a few years now I have been experiencing a very peculiar dizzy, spaced out feeling of which I have no control during sex. Unfortunately this has become worse recently as I am now feeling sick aswell.
To start with, it was quite amusing, but I don't find it funny anymore and infact it is quite disturbing.
My husband says my eyes are saying there is knowone home, and I feel like i've had about 6 too many.
I'm hoping it's just something lacking in my diet.
Can anyone help!!!!!!!!!!!

Replies(2)

tiamarie819

replied on November 30th, 2006

Experienced User

I had that happen to me one time. My boyfriend and I were having sex and I could feel myself like passing out, but I couldnt do anything about it. I felt like I was about to go unconsious. My boyfriend started shaking me because it scared him so bad. And when I woke up everything was spinning around me and I had to lay there for like 10 minutes drinking water. It was really scary!! Shocked

orthogirl

replied on December 13th, 2006

Experienced User

I get this, somewhat. I get a really spaced out feeling and my responses seem '' slower ''. For some odd reason, I can't hear!! Lol anytime my partner says something, i'm like '' huh? '' and I think this has alot to do with the spaced out feeling.

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