Why do women tremble after orgasming?

By the way, how many men are here who can have an intenssse orgasm while standing and will never hold something for support? I guess this does not happen to women all the time.

 

I think it must be oxytocin or vasopressin something like that ???

 

I think you nailed it which is why some women have orgasms while giving birth (myself included)

 

I almost always shake after I get off and right before.

What's that like, having an orgasm while giving birth?

 

I felt NO birthing pain even while giving birth naturally. No drugs were needed or wanted for that matter. It was the natural numbness I read about in books and never thought it would happen to me.

The orgasm itself felt exactly like during sex (only with dr's around) - pure pleasure! Ohhhh yes, and my legs shook very hard afterward

 

That's amazing. I'd like to know more about how that is possible for some women but not others. Can you teach women how to avoid the pain? Is. It therefore less traumatic on the body? Please explain more. Pm me if you need to.

 

I had no birthing pain but I didn't orgasm. I was just lost in 'the zone' and so focused I didn't really feel a thing, all natural, no drugs etc.

I shake after an orgasm, especially if its been a while. I shake, without fail, if I climax during oral. Its amazing. I also shake, a lot during an orgasm as well as after, I like the feeling of being so 'shaken' that you can barely stand and are all sensitive

 

I sent you a PM.

It happened with my second child and I didn't plan on it but was blessed to experience it.

It sure IS :cheers2:

 

I think the trembling is part of the orgasmic release.
your post made me smile ~ "i'm just in love" haha awwwww

 

I could have only WISHED that would have happened to me. Felt like I was squeezing out a goddamn Volkswagen! :daisy:

 

Hope you and Volkswagen are doing well.

 

Yeah I'm go out on a limb here and hypothesize that genetics is the main reason why some women have a higher chance of good birthing experiences and others aren't so fortunate.

I wish it was a skill medical staff could teach.

I have no idea why current medical tradition has women lying on their backs to give birth, why don't they have them in a position where gravity can be of some help? Having them on their backs puts unnecessary pressure on the spine...right?

We are so off topic....I think we need our own thread talking about giving birth. Which should probably go in the sexual health section..but oh well.

 

Women are scared of pillows.

They are distracted while orgasming. When they finish though, they realise they are close to pillows and begin to tremble with fear.

 

You're probably right.

While it may be the normal position, women use many others like squatting or giving birth in water.

 

It's still not gone mainstream though.

 

I gave birth squatting and in water :2thumbsup:

 

the title of this thread remind me of when I put my old rottweiler down.

altho he was dead before he hit the ground his body trembled in a most fascinating way before he finally became still.

ah the mysteries of the organism ...

cheers!

 

Imma hit a [Citation needed] on that one cos it sounds super unlikely to me.

 

trembling and shaking after a really good orgasm is awesome. i call it 'after shocks', lol. if foreplay has been long and extremely good, then some fast and rough sex after, i'll shake for nearly 10 minutes after, and i feel what could be called 'waves' of smaller orgasmic feelings through my whole body. pure bliss!

the first guy that made me shake like that, he was all worried, lol. never had a girl do that before, and he thought he'd hurt me. i just said 'i'm super sensitive, it's a curse', and we laughed about it. that was years ago, when i was still sexually naive. now, with my sweetie, he smiles because he knows the after shaking is his result - and he makes me shake every time