Just venting about a trope I often see in stories where if both an older person and a kid are involved, the kid doesn't get off, and sometimes it's even explicitly stated that they can't, which is just silly.
I remember when I was a little kid I got lost in a department store. I felt my panic welling up inside of me, terribly nervous about my condition. What's worse I felt a strange tingling sensation in my tummy, slowly wandering down my more and more tightening pants. When I was teary eyed and ready to freak out, I suddenly felt an urge to pee. To my surprise I didn't do so. Instead I... I didn't know what happened, as a tingling sensation between my thighs consumed me. It was overwhelming and overpowered my fear of being lost for a couple of moments. Even finding my mom didn't felt as powerful as that sensation. It was so tempting, that I played with the thought to get lost on purpose again next time we went shopping, just so I could feel it again. But I didn't, the fear of getting lost for real was way to powerful.
As a child I didn't know at all what happened to me. As an adult I feel I have a pretty good idea about what happened there. The onset of panic must have triggered an adrenaline rush that resulted, for some strange reason, in an erection and dry orgasm. So yeah, it happens. I know from experience. A horrible, horrible, fantastical feeling experience.
I remember when I was a little kid I got lost in a department store. I felt my panic welling up insi
What a strange and interesting first orgasm story. Mine is significantly more boring with it being caused intentionally by my own right hand, as is the case with most boys, but I'm glad you shared yours, though I think that first orgasms ought to be unambiguously positive, as should all sexual situations really, but I guess I'm just waffling on now.
Thanks for the watch BTW.
What a strange and interesting first orgasm story. Mine is significantly more boring with it being c
Well, I can only assume that I experienced an orgasm back there. What else could it have been? I remember the feeling vividly and it felt like I described it. I can't think of anything else than this being the first orgasm I remember. Well, it took me a while to realize it though. Although I knew that feeling I always kinda thought that's what being terrified feels like. You are worried sick, but your body feels as if millions upon millions of invisible feathers tickle your groin. But still, you feel so very terrified, so I never did it on purpose. It took my first intentionally caused orgasm to give me a strange feeling of familiarity, which kinda confronted me with the past. I had to have an orgasm back then. It just felt too similar. I just never could explain it to myself before, but at that moment it clicked.
It also shows that kids can experience intense feelings like orgasms outside of a sexual context, which ironically is something I had to argue with someone a few hours ago about, as there are initiatives that aim to educate kids early on about their body, which for some reason he thought was a horrible and disgusting idea, equating everything with sexual encounters. I wasn't able to convince him that feelings like that can occur without encounters and education is never wrong. Without this education I equated my experience with my fear and intended to get lost again, just to experience it again. With sexual education I wouldn't even have thought about doing something so stupid as to get lost on purpose in the first place (luckily for me I didn't do it anyway).
Also, you're welcome. :)
Well, I can only assume that I experienced an orgasm back there. What else could it have been? I rem
I guessed so. The ancient greek thought the same. But in the conversation I had I tried to make a point of it having not to be a sexual experience in the first place (as kids usually don't think along those lines, as adults do), as I was faced with a pretty conservative mindset that was hellbend on thinking kids should be put in cocoons and released when they are fully grown. Also I just reviewed the material he showed me again. It was propaganda against sexual education, heavily spiced satire. He fell for it, totally. Oh gosh... Why is it so hard for people to use their mind and think?
I guessed so. The ancient greek thought the same. But in the conversation I had I tried to make a po
Dry orgasms are definitely a thing. As I recall, I had my first at about 8, and it was only later that I started squirting (nearer the end of grade school).
Dry orgasms are definitely a thing. As I recall, I had my first at about 8, and it was only later th
I remember my first, I was likely 4, and I woke up from a dream and had orgasm from rubbing myself in my sleep. From then on, I always masturbated, and didn't start squirting anything until 5th grade, and I thought it was related to pee :D
I remember my first, I was likely 4, and I woke up from a dream and had orgasm from rubbing myself i
Wow, you really started early. Compared to you I was such a late bloomer... But yeah, my first wet orgasm also made me think I was about to pee. Has something to do with using the same tools as well as the same piping, so might make sense to think that way. =^-^=
Wow, you really started early. Compared to you I was such a late bloomer... But yeah, my first wet o
I guess I did the very first time I suppose I masturbated in my sleep when I was 4. I still recall the dream I had, which I woke up from and was masturbating in my sleep or something and very likely orgasmed.
I guess I did the very first time I suppose I masturbated in my sleep when I was 4. I still recall
I'd even go as far as to say that even babies in the uterus of their mother can have erections and even orgasms as well (althought no intentionnaly), so yeah, of course they can ! :3
I'd even go as far as to say that even babies in the uterus of their mother can have erections and e
