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Difference between Super-O and Prostate Orgasm?


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As the title says, what's the difference between the two? Aren't they the same thing?

Someone on here mentioned about the Super-O being a myth, so I just wanted to know whether that's true or just pure speculation on their part.

Can someone who's an expert tell me the facts and confirm what's real and not real? Thanks.


   
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SuperO is less specific a term than ProstateO. They can overlap, be identical or not.

All prostate orgasms aren't necessarily super. The name just indicates where they happen or originate.

All SuperOs do not necessarily originate or happen in prostate. They are dry orgasms and the name just indicates the experience is enjoyed beyond the usual. Consequently what you'd consider super today is not what you will consider super tomorrow... and one person's super is not the other's.

Confusing? Yes. Sorry, I am not the one who invented the superO.


   
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Prostate orgasms are dry and non-ejaculatory and very prolonged, sometimes up to 30 minutes sustained for me. They are very intense and that along with the length of time they can last makes them "super", but adding in the fact they can spread all over your pelvis (least for me, and for some even beyond that body region) and that they make you feel so relaxed and refreshed (instead of kind-of how ejaculatory orgasms make you feel drained somewhat) makes them become characterized at that point as being "super-orgasms". Other than this attempt at describing the differences, I would say the term gets used pretty loosely.


   
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From what I have gathered from reading and my own experience is that orgasm and ejaculation are two separate things that happen at the same time. A super O is a general term used for an orgasm without ejaculation. My own list of the different orgasms I have experienced on my Aneros journey is quite extensive so I use the term super O to cover them in a general way. Super O is much easier to say to someone then "last night I experienced a delicious quivering anal symphony of pleasure that was followed by a deep slow pulsating as my prostate swelled and the most fantastic orgasm radiated outwards from abdomen that sent waves of pleasure through out my body".


   
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One is a buzzword and the other isn't.

I think Super-O's is a term that is more apparent to people who have had them sooner rather than later. In my case, the process was so gradual (Three years!) that it took me some time to realise I was having them.

But basically, Super-O is a Dry-O on a high magnitude. Everything that happens in a Dry-O, but bigger/longer.


The term has helped give the Aneros some unofficial marketing power, and encourages people (as is my case) to push on their journey — giving confidence that their next orgasm could be better than the last.


   
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One is a buzzword and the other isn't.

I think Super-O's is a term that is more apparent to people who have had them sooner rather than later. In my case, the process was so gradual (Three years!) that it took me some time to realise I was having them.

But basically, Super-O is a Dry-O on a high magnitude. Everything that happens in a Dry-O, but bigger/longer.


The term has helped give the Aneros some unofficial marketing power, and encourages people (as is my case) to push on their journey — giving confidence that their next orgasm could be better than the last.

That is spot on.


   
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All great comments here.
One could also consider a super-o the best prostate orgasm you've ever had. The best thing with this is that the more you practice and get good at it the super-os keep on getting more super. Every now and again the bar gets raised and it becomes even more incredible which keeps you going further. It's climbing a mountain in the fog... That old line again..!


   
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I'm a newbie, and am learning. The advice here - just experience the pleasure without pressure to experience the Super O is great advice.

I had no idea that my ass was such an erogenous zone. I relax and feel my ass clamp on the Helix of it's own will. As suggested here, I fight the urge to constrict and the results have been incredible. I haven't reached the Super O, but I think I am very close. I'm sure I've been on the edge a couple times, but then my mind gets involved when I'm certain there is a next level and shuts it down. Flailing limbs and being aware of my loud, guttural voice - knowing neighbors might hear - interrupts the session.

I will get there, but I am not in any rush. At 50 years old I am just learning.

I can, BTW, use this new-found control of my ass and prostate to give myself shivers in the car, on a bar stool, or just sitting on the sofa watching TV. Nothing up my ass. Just using the muscles I didn't even know I had.


   
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Difference between Super-O and Prostate Orgasm?As the title says, what's the difference between the two? Aren't they the same thing?No they are not the same things. In simplest terms a Super-O is a non-ejaculatory orgasm which is categorically different from the short lived ejaculatory orgasms most men experience. Super-O's may be induced by a variety of physical simulation techniques or by no physical stimulation at all.
By contrast, prostate based orgasms may be either wet or dry types (though usually dry) and are normally induced through stimulation of the nerves surrounding the prostate via external perineal massage or internal stimulation through the anus using a penis, a dildo, fingers, or a prostate massage device such as an Aneros (other devices have been used as well). Prostate orgasms usually are noticeably longer in duration than one's traditional penile based ejaculatory experience and may be repeated multiple times (if dry-O's) during the same play session.Someone on here mentioned about the Super-O being a myth, so I just wanted to know whether that's true or just pure speculation on their part.The Super-O is real, it is not a myth but it is a highly variable experience which will be unique for each individual. Not every man who embarks on this journey looking for a Super-O will achieve one but most men who are patient and persistent do eventually experience them.
Good Vibes to You !


   
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Guys,

These two terms are "orthogonal" ie, apples and oranges. Super-O describes quality, prostate orgasm describes location.

1) Super-O: a particularly intense, long and all encompassing dry orgasm. It typically has a whole body sensation.

2) prostate orgasm: a dry orgasm primarily focused on contractions in the muscles surrounding the prostate organ. I say dry because when one says "prostate orgasm" they are drawing a contrast with a standard ejaculatory orgasm. (I suppose you could use the term prostate orgasm for an ejaculation arrived at through stimulation of the prostate and not penis, but that is not what we are talking about here.) Unlike other dry orgasms, a prostate orgasm feels like ejaculating, but is dry and can last longer. A prostate orgasm might be mild or strong, short or long. Examples of dry orgasms that are not prostate orgasms are: anal, rectal, or nipple. Each of these involve orgasmic contractions or sensations located in those spots. It is also possible to have a prostate orgasm in conjunction with other orgasmic locations, or with a whole body sensation.

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Been about two months for me. Last night was the best yet. I sudenly got super hard then. It got softer and I felt like I was going to cum and it stopped. I dont know what to call it. Was it an orgasm, i dont know. My body did start to shake a little. I guess maybe I had a prostate orgasm from what you said. It was a new thing so I got excited and probably "thought too much and ruined it. I learned a lot last night. Cant wait to try again. Hmmm....maybe I should now." Thanks for giving it a definition darwin


   
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I started about a week ago. I get super hard, leak fluid, tremors my body tenses up and I can barely breath. Feel the butterflies coming and every starts again. I'll have as many as I can't take. When I with draw me aneros. I tend to have 4-7 more just lying trying to relax. Does any else experience. That after removing the aneros?


   
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