YUP!
The male orgasm is much more of a production than apparently the woman's is.
> how do you know if hes ejaculated inside of you if youve used a condom.
Condom or not, a man will begin by stroking and then as his passions reach a peak he will begin thrusting with faster shorter movements. That's a clue that it is about to happen.
The resulting tension that accumulates in his body will be another clue.
The big release of that tension is a good sign it just occurred.
That he stops thrusting and just "crashes" motionless and exhaused is about the final clue that an orgasm happened. Even though there are no nerves in the vagina to "feel" what is happening, you can sometimes get a clue from those in and around the vaginal opening. It won't take too many experiences before you will be able to know for certain.
As an aside, because a woman's climax is more of an enternal event, you often hear about men asking "did you cum yet". I just think this is so wrong. Why should he have to ask and put that angst between them? Far far better me thinks for a woman to let her man know that she has climaxed with some indication that the two of them work out. A squeeze of the hand, a sigh, and "whew!", "WOW!", something, anything, to keep from having to ask the question--or worse, not to ask, not to know for sure, and be left to wonder the rest of the night.
yes. usually the guy will start going quite fast, breathing more heavily (moaning alot more, if he moans) and then all of a sudden will slow and gradually stop. that is usually the best indication.
He will know ask him x plus can generally tell when guys cum. xx
YUP!
The male orgasm is much more of a production than apparently the woman's is.
> how do you know if hes ejaculated inside of you if youve used a condom.
Condom or not, a man will begin by stroking and then as his passions reach a peak he will begin thrusting with faster shorter movements. That's a clue that it is about to happen.
The resulting tension that accumulates in his body will be another clue.
The big release of that tension is a good sign it just occurred.
That he stops thrusting and just "crashes" motionless and exhaused is about the final clue that an orgasm happened. Even though there are no nerves in the vagina to "feel" what is happening, you can sometimes get a clue from those in and around the vaginal opening. It won't take too many experiences before you will be able to know for certain.
As an aside, because a woman's climax is more of an enternal event, you often hear about men asking "did you cum yet". I just think this is so wrong. Why should he have to ask and put that angst between them? Far far better me thinks for a woman to let her man know that she has climaxed with some indication that the two of them work out. A squeeze of the hand, a sigh, and "whew!", "WOW!", something, anything, to keep from having to ask the question--or worse, not to ask, not to know for sure, and be left to wonder the rest of the night.
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yes. usually the guy will start going quite fast, breathing more heavily (moaning alot more, if he moans) and then all of a sudden will slow and gradually stop. that is usually the best indication.