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So I've been trying to achieve a prostate orgasm for a while now and I'm to the point where it feels really good however the feeling to me seems like a normal orgasm slowly slowly building until it feels like I'm in that moment right before ejaculation except extended. Recently however while I was doing this I had an explosive normal ejaculatory orgasm that felt amazing however left me not wanting to continue(I didn't touch my penis the entire session, I did however push it between my legs and maybe that was enough to do it?). I know this isn't a prostate orgasm but this is always what it feels like I'm working towards. A normal orgasm just stronger and slower. Is this normal? I read that it's supposed to feel completely different and that you're not supposed to cum or use normal orgasms as a reference point. Am I doing something wrong ? I hear it's supposed to feel like you have to pee and then build up from that but for me it feels really good but feels like a normal orgasm slowly building and at the peak I get powerful contractions that feel really good. This is the first time I've came but I still feel like I'm chasing the wrong feeling. Any advice ?


   
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Ggringo
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@DrinkItInMan you must have experienced a Super-T. In some cases, anything touching the penis could trigger a traditional orgasm rather than a Dry-O or Super-O. By the sounds of it, you are close to something bigger than what you are used to but beware of consequences of expectations. Enjoy what you get. Good luck.


   
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@GGringo, I am fascinated in your use of terminology for describing various types of orgasms here. Would you say that a Dry-T has the same intensity as a traditional [ejaculatory] orgasm? And would you say that a Super-T has the same intensity as a Super-O?


   
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@BigGlansDC This was a type-o, in that context, I meant Super-O, not Super-T. I just corrected it. Sorry.


   
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@GGringo, it is hard to keep the O's and T's in line!:p


   
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