Men's ejaculation and orgasm are not the same thing?

1. Do men ejaculate because they reach orgasm, or do they reach orgasm during ejaculation?

Men's orgasm and ejaculation are two different processes, but most of them occur at the same time. When he reaches orgasm, the organs on his reproductive organs, such as the seminal vesicle, the muscles connected to the seminal vesicle, the urethra and the penis, will twitch regularly. At this time, the sperm will be ejected quickly from the urethra, the sperm gate opens, and the urine gate closes, so that the semen and urine will not mix together. Men also have the so-called "dry orgasm". When the orgasm occurs, there are also regular twitching, but there is no semen. Generally speaking, energetic young people are less likely to control their orgasms, so it is almost impossible to have a "dry orgasm"; on the contrary, young people have a higher rate of premature ejaculation, that is, he has reached orgasm and ejaculated before entering the female vagina.

2. Is it still possible to get pregnant without orgasm?

It is possible to get pregnant without an orgasm. An orgasm is a purely physical reaction. When you reach an orgasm, your uterus and vagina will twitch rhythmically, your blood pressure will double, and your pulse and heartbeat will speed up. Some women can feel the internal sexual reactions of their vagina, but every woman's orgasm experience is different. An orgasm is not the key to physical love. Women must go through a long period of experience to know how to reach an orgasm. If you have sex without contraception and there is a mature egg in your body waiting for sperm to combine, then you may get pregnant. Please do not have sex without contraception.

3. Every time we have sex, the man always reaches orgasm very quickly. How can the woman reach orgasm together with him?

It is a rare blessing for a man and a woman to experience orgasm together. It is also difficult to learn. This is related to the natural physiological reaction of the human body. Men are naturally more easily excited than women, and it is easier to reach orgasm and subside. Women are slower, and their orgasms come and go slowly. Try not to have sex for a few weeks. You can caress, kiss, or anything else, but don't go further. In this way, your man can slowly learn to control the urge to ejaculate. If he feels that he is too excited and can't bear it anymore, he should immediately pull the penis out of your vagina. As for how to grasp the timing, it requires a little experience. If you can't do it well for the time being, don't be too anxious. Wait for a while, and you will naturally be more satisfied with more experience.

4. Before ejaculation, some liquid always flows out. Is this the prelude to orgasm?

The fluid that flows out of the penis can be considered a prelude to male orgasm. It usually flows out before ejaculation, so it is called "semen flow". This type of fluid is different from semen. Semen is milky white, while "semen flow" is a clear and transparent liquid. However, "semen flow" already contains sperm, so you should avoid getting it on your fingers. Inserting fingers stained with "semen flow" into the vagina may lead to unwanted pregnancy.

5. Determine when men reach orgasm?

Men can only ejaculate when they reach orgasm. During ejaculation, the muscles in the lower body will contract spasmodically, and at the same time, sperm will pass through the urethra from the testicles and be ejected from the front end. Sperm is a milky liquid in which sperm swim.

From a physiological point of view, if a husband keeps his eyes closed, he will find his wife's reaction during climax particularly attractive. Because of the changes in endocrine and blood flow, a woman's cheeks will be flushed, and her skin will become shiny and elastic, making her look particularly charming. The wife will also find her husband particularly attractive. Theresa said, "At that moment, I thought Philip's face was the most handsome face I had ever seen."