I am a little confused on this subject. Do super o's count as dry orgasms or are they something completely different? Do dry orgasms feel exactly the same as wet ones minus the ejaculation? Can you have dry orgasms during super o's, or is a super o just a really intense dry orgasm? I was reading through some of the forum and saw a poll where users listed an ungodly amount of orgasms they have each session and it made me curious about this detail. When you have dry orgasms is it just incidental on the way to a super o, or is this a purposeful direction you take in a session?
I am a little confused on this subject. Do super o's count as dry orgasms or are they something completely different?Please don't try to over analyze, categorize and compartmentalize the orgasmic experience. If you read the definition of a Super-O it is simply a dry orgasm that goes beyond your normal frame of reference for an orgasm. From the Aneros WIKI "Super-O's come in all shapes and sizes. Some are small, some are large, some are single, some are multiple, some are centered in one area while others are in another. Some are particularly intense, while others are more subdued. Generally the experience is one of a surging pleasure wave that leaves one in a blissful yet energized state. The Super-O is very personal and different for each individual." Do dry orgasms feel exactly the same as wet ones minus the ejaculation? Dry-O's by their very nature do not feel the same as wet-O's and they do not trigger a refractory period as do ejaculatory orgasms. Can you have dry orgasms during super o's, or is a super o just a really intense dry orgasm?Yes, you can have dry-O's (even multiple dry-O's) during a Super-O but you need to understand these orgasms have a different quality from penile based O's.When you have dry orgasms is it just incidental on the way to a super o, or is this a purposeful direction you take in a session?You may or may not have dry-O's on the way to a Super-O. I suppose one could say they are a purposeful direction but you can't really produce them on demand by conscious decision.
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Thanks for the great info. Just trying to get a grasp on my experiences and how they compare to other's personal experiences. I'm definitely finding it impossible to categorize the orgasmic feelings I have. That is really interesting about having orgasms within orgasms. It was something I was really curious about.
That is really interesting about having orgasms within orgasms.
"Interesting." Yes. To say the least.
In one of my early aneros experiences, I had several orgasms going at once, each with its own center and cadence. It was baffling.
Trying to mentally sort them out in real-time was a good exercise. Not because it generated any useful data, but because it put some distance between my mind and the orgasms. Observe without interfering. Realizing I was hopelessly unable to disentangle a knot of orgasms segued into surrender, but without any of its usual connotations of frustration and futility.
Jeebus fuck me, that was a good one. I'm getting all wiggly and jittery right now just remembering it.
Glad rumel steped in here early on, to the op: they are the same thing.
I'm still not straight on this either.
Is the difference between dry-o and super-o based on intensity? What about mini-o?
Would an accurate description be that a dry orgasm is centered in the pelvic region, while a super o is more of a full body orgasm?
Is the difference between dry-o and super-o based on intensity? What about mini-o?IMHO, Yes, a Super-O is a more intense variety of a dry-O. A mini-O is an identifiable orgasmic sensation that doesn't quite qualify as a full dry-O by one's own individual evaluation criteria. I think it is important to note these are rather arbitrary divisions along an orgasmic continuum which is unique to each individual.Would an accurate description be that a dry orgasm is centered in the pelvic region, while a super o is more of a full body orgasm?Perhaps for you a dry-O is, for other men, they may feel orgasmic sensations in other body parts, like legs, hands, stomach, chest, nipples etc. A Super-O is frequently reported to be a more global body effect rather than specifically felt in one body area, however, that does not mean that an intense dry-O in the pelvic area is not a Super-O, it very well may be. IMHO, The Super-O is a term that may apply to a wide variety of orgasmic experiences, it should not be narrowed down to an exclusive set of variables. I think making the term too restrictive only confuses and frustrates newbies into thinking that they are not having them when in fact they are! Please go back and re-read the Super-O definition. Please also read Buster's thread What exactly is a Super-O to get a wider perspective of what a Super-O is in reality. This term was most clearly defined by 'BF Mayfield' in his posted response in the Non-Ejaculatory response vs. Super-O thread.
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