Male Multiple Peaks of Pleasure: Myth or Fact?
by John Dugan OwnerMen have long been fascinated by the fact
that women are capable of having multiple peaks of pleasure. Perhaps because so
many men find their own peaks to be so enjoyable, males are often curious as to
whether they could ever be capable of experiencing those multiple waves of
pleasure. And if so, how? Is it a matter of some lucky physical trait? Or is a
man simply going to have to get used to the fact that one wonderful event is
enough and not be greedy about having more?
Multiple
peaks of pleasure
What
exactly is a multiple peak of pleasure? There is debate over the exact
definition of this oft-used phrase, but in general it refers to the ability to
experience more than one during the same sensual situation (whether through
partner play or through self-stimulation). In general, there is some “down
time” between the occurrences, usually a few minutes – although it can be
shorter or longer.
Hard
statistics are difficult to come by. One survey found that 15% of women have
experienced multiple peaks of pleasure at least once, where another found the
figure was 26%.
In
women, the multiple O is essentially dependent upon proper stimulation – which
means that she needs to be neither over- nor under-stimulated. Since the female
anatomy can become very sensitive as a consequence of a first peak, finding the
“just right” level of stimulation to achieve a second is especially tricky.
Men
Meanwhile,
men are not usually built for multiple peaks of pleasure. Although it is
possible to reach a peak without coming, usually the two are linked – and after
the release, a man’s physical processes typically begin making a second
difficult. Most notably, the manhood tends to lose its rigidity rather quickly
as blood is released from the organ.
Very
few scientific studies have focused on male multiple peaks of pleasure. One
2016 study could only locate 15 peer-reviewed, published documents. Some of the
documents are single case studies, such as a 2015 paper which examined a man
who has regularly experienced multiple peaks since he began coming at age 15.
During the study, he experienced six events in the space of 36 minutes,
maintaining his tumescence throughout. Another study documented an individual
who experienced three, though he did not come until the final one.
Most
studies seem to indicate that men who do experience multiple peaks of pleasure
experience the first one with a release of fluid, but that the subsequent ones
are “dry.” However, there are exceptions to this.
Although
this has not been definitively proven, it appears that a man’s prolactin levels
may determine whether he can come multiple times. Prolactin is a hormone, the
levels of which tend to rise in men after they come. This seems to have a
“dampening” effect on their drive. So while studies have not been done to prove
this, it appears that men who can experience multiple peaks of pleasure may be
doing so because they produce less prolactin – or perhaps because something
overrides the prolactin after it is produced.
All
of which is to say that yes, some men can indeed experience multiple peaks of
pleasure – and perhaps one day, science will find a way to make this more
achievable for more men.
When
that day comes, a man wants his manhood to be in good enough shape to withstand
such ecstasy – so guys should daily apply a first class male organ health creme (health
professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil, which is clinically proven mild and safe
for skin). There are two ingredients in
particular to watch out for in a crème: vitamin C and L-arginine. A guy wants
vitamin C because it is a component of collagen, which keeps manhood skin
elastic and is vital for bedroom performance (as well as helpful for
cardiovascular health). And L-arginine is an amino acid which helps the body
produce nitric oxide – which in turn keeps male organ blood vessels open for
the increased blood flow which enables tumescence to occur.
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