New User Question

You're only MOMENTS away from the big O. Many people get freaked out at this point and that's why they don't achieve. After LOTS of reading, I noticed that everyone had concerns about this part too. When I finally was able to get there (also, my 4th experience with the MGX however), I realized that this was something to be expected and rode it out. WOW was that an awesome orgasm. Keep us posted on your next experience.

Lyspan

I will! I'll admit, I was a lil worried when this occured, but now I know it is ok and to just go with it. I'll keep you posted on my further findings.

absolutepower -

You have to remember that you are aiming to provoke an orgasm - albeit without ejaculation! So the physiological changes that take place during an ejaculatory orgasm also happen with a Super O - as you almost experienced! Rise in heart rate and blood pressure, change in breathing pattern, and accompanying lightheadedness etc. Don't try and force it as you start to 'come' this way - rather relax ever so slightly and let it run - then you will probably find that you can sustain another from the sensations of the one - to bring on another, in a series of waves. Nice one! It is almost overwhelming when it happens for the first time!

calton

I am a New user and have tried it 2 times with nothing happening. Yes I do reallize it is probably premature. But how hard do you squeeze your muscle and am I to Asume that I will be fully erect before the "O" happenes? All I get now is a squishy tush and A LOT of precum

Well at least you get precum. Better than no precum.

BobbyG

Stryker -

You want to be trying to 'hold' your contractions at slightly under 50% of what you imgine to be 'tight'. The outcome is not penile centred in the normal way - you may or may not experience an erection. The chances are that it (your erection) may come and go as you build towards a Super O - but remember the sensations are not centred there anyway but rather (deliciously!) on the prostate. The pre-cum is very much an individual thing. Some people express a large amount, others less - and some people a lot sometimes and less on other occasions. It can be understood as a sort of measure of level of stimulation but at times, one that is unreliable.

calton