When you orgasm, it's like a big stress relief lol. So maybe if you weren't really relaxing all of your muscles,.u'll get like a shaky kinda cold feeling ya catch my drift? I've had little shakes or something when I've climaxed, everyone has their own little thing, some people curl their toes or something, some people might have little jitters ;)
lol i feelz ya i feelz ya but this wasnt her FIRST TIME she said she neevr felt it again, and i was scared thinkin i got her pregnant or somethin! im alil like..freaked
:) some girls have TSS? its liek a shock syndrome? i dunno a girl was tryin to explain it to me the other day in school its messed up but normal i guess
Oh jeez.
Okay TSS, or toxic shock syndrome, is a disease commonly associated with leaving a tampon in too long--essentially what you get is toxic bacteria breeding in there. It is ridiculously rare nowadays. And it is totally irrelevant to this (I hope).
As for the original poster's question, that sounds pretty normal to me. A strong reaction to an orgasm has nothing to do with whether it was your first time or not--every orgasm is different. I have definitely gotten tingles in all of my limbs (as if they "fell asleep" or were drained of blood) in that situation.
Sometimes funny things just happen during/after an orgasm, and never happen again. The tingles are extremely rare for me, and seem to have nothing to do with whether the orgasm is particularly good or not. As long as the reaction is not interfering with your normal functioning or sex life, it's probably all good.
I cannot possibly imagine that such a reaction could have anything whatever to do with being pregnant or not. Honestly people's superstitions about sex just astound me sometimes. In a depressing way.
[QUOTE=AnonymousGirl;155286]It's cool :) We're all here to learn. This thread was just an overload for me lol.[/QUOTE]
all that info i read on the instruction leaflet to my gf's tampon pack which she so caringly threw at me (the leaflet). so i was like 'what the hell worth a read' quite interesting in fact.
When you orgasm, it's like a big stress relief lol. So maybe if you weren't really relaxing all of your muscles,.u'll get like a shaky kinda cold feeling ya catch my drift? I've had little shakes or something when I've climaxed, everyone has their own little thing, some people curl their toes or something, some people might have little jitters ;)
lol i feelz ya i feelz ya but this wasnt her FIRST TIME she said she neevr felt it again, and i was scared thinkin i got her pregnant or somethin! im alil like..freaked
if you didn't use PROTECTION you should be shaking with GREAT FEAR !!!!!!:cool:
:) some girls have TSS? its liek a shock syndrome? i dunno a girl was tryin to explain it to me the other day in school its messed up but normal i guess
when ever i **** my g/f she is twitching so badly its very funny
Oh jeez.
Okay TSS, or toxic shock syndrome, is a disease commonly associated with leaving a tampon in too long--essentially what you get is toxic bacteria breeding in there. It is ridiculously rare nowadays. And it is totally irrelevant to this (I hope).
As for the original poster's question, that sounds pretty normal to me. A strong reaction to an orgasm has nothing to do with whether it was your first time or not--every orgasm is different. I have definitely gotten tingles in all of my limbs (as if they "fell asleep" or were drained of blood) in that situation.
Sometimes funny things just happen during/after an orgasm, and never happen again. The tingles are extremely rare for me, and seem to have nothing to do with whether the orgasm is particularly good or not. As long as the reaction is not interfering with your normal functioning or sex life, it's probably all good.
I cannot possibly imagine that such a reaction could have anything whatever to do with being pregnant or not. Honestly people's superstitions about sex just astound me sometimes. In a depressing way.
my bad anonymousgirl i didnt know
It's cool :) We're all here to learn. This thread was just an overload for me lol.
[QUOTE=AnonymousGirl;155286]It's cool :) We're all here to learn. This thread was just an overload for me lol.[/QUOTE]
all that info i read on the instruction leaflet to my gf's tampon pack which she so caringly threw at me (the leaflet). so i was like 'what the hell worth a read' quite interesting in fact.