Twice, thrice.....

[David W]

I've read plenty of times about people having sex and after one orgasm, the guy can start again almost immediately.

Is this normal, as me and my girlfriend always stop after the first one?

 

[done_got_old]

I've read plenty of times about people having sex and after one orgasm, the guy can start again almost immediately.

Is this normal, as me and my girlfriend always stop after the first one?

Not at my age.

 

[Bobmi357]

Re: Re: Twice, thrice.....

Not at my age.

Enjoy it while you can. Not too long from now your MRP will start to increase.

The MRP or Male Refractory Period, is the length of time it take to attain an erection after you've already orgasmed. A lot of things can impact on the MRP. Drugs, drink, how tired you are etc....

At the moment there is no medically approved way of reducing your MRP. So in answer to the original posters question, yes it it not unusual for a couple to stop after the man has orgasmed. That is one of the reasons why the call it a climax.

An MRP is usually measured in minutes, with an average mid 20s male being right around 30 minutes or so. A willing partner can help somewhat to reduce your MRP by providing gentle stimulation. But basically if you need 15 minutes, you're gonna take 15 minutes. If you need 30, its gonna take 30.

A good lover will pace himself, knowing full well that after he orgasms, there is going to be a "downtime". The myth of making love all night long is largely just that, a myth. You can engage in sex that lasts for several hours, but the actual amount of time that your hard and pumping away is less than the total time.

Do you have to stop after one orgasm? No, not really. You can go back to foreplay while your body recovers. You can go down on her, or just spend the time kissing and snuggling. It does mean that your partner needs to be willing to continue the session and be willing to provide a little help now and then.

 

[done_got_old]

Re: Re: Re: Twice, thrice.....

Enjoy it while you can. Not too long from now your MRP will start to increase.

The MRP or Male Refractory Period, is the length of time it take to attain an erection after you've already orgasmed. A lot of things can impact on the MRP. Drugs, drink, how tired you are etc....

At the moment there is no medically approved way of reducing your MRP. So in answer to the original posters question, yes it it not unusual for a couple to stop after the man has orgasmed. That is one of the reasons why the call it a climax.

An MRP is usually measured in minutes, with an average mid 20s male being right around 30 minutes or so. A willing partner can help somewhat to reduce your MRP by providing gentle stimulation. But basically if you need 15 minutes, you're gonna take 15 minutes. If you need 30, its gonna take 30.

A good lover will pace himself, knowing full well that after he orgasms, there is going to be a "downtime". The myth of making love all night long is largely just that, a myth. You can engage in sex that lasts for several hours, but the actual amount of time that your hard and pumping away is less than the total time.

Do you have to stop after one orgasm? No, not really. You can go back to foreplay while your body recovers. You can go down on her, or just spend the time kissing and snuggling. It does mean that your partner needs to be willing to continue the session and be willing to provide a little help now and then.

I guess you didn't read my profile!