[ SECRET POST #2660 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2660 ⌋

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Comments

Re: FAR TOO MUCH INFORMATION & question about erections

[herpymcderp]

Actually it's not very common for men to be able to have multiple orgasms. There's a ...somewhat weird online subculture devoted to it, which I've seen a bit of, that tries to compile tricks and techniques to orgasm without ejaculation. Your partner isn't really having a true multiple orgasm by that definition.

Anecdotally, I once had a friend in high school who claimed he could orgasm multiple times without losing his erection or ejaculating, but he would be the only irl example of someone I know who could do this.

Though I haven't ever read any single scientific paper that touched on the topic, there is plenty of evidence that the refractory period is highly tied to heart and vascular health in mean. It may be that this dude happens to have a very good circulatory system, but you should also keep in mind that refractory periods are variable and it is considered normal for it to take anywhere from 1-20 minutes depending on age.