Crying Orgasms

[GinTonic]

I often cry after a orgasm, I dont know why.
Are there any other girls here that have cried after a orgasm ?

[lousund]

Not actually cried but on very rare occasions, I have been quite close to tears.
Never really looked into the reason, as a guess it can be emotion. Maybe something similar to what we describe as 'tears of joy'. I dunno, maybe a medical person or psychologist could explain it.

[VirgoGirl]

I cry after orgasms....i do that a lot, not all the time but it happens a lot. I get very emotional. Sex to me is deeply bonding with my partner and sometimes it can get very overwhelming in a good way. God, i'm such a cheeseball lol, i love love!!!

[letsbefriends1st]

I can’t say I’ve cried from an orgasm, but I have came
Close to tears when my husband was hitting my g-spot.
It hurt so bad and it was like he just kept trying harder and harder not listening to me asking him to stop or paying attention to my facial expressions

[GinTonic]

I cry after orgasms....i do that a lot, not all the time but it happens a lot. I get very emotional. Sex to me is deeply bonding with my partner and sometimes it can get very overwhelming in a good way. God, i'm such a cheeseball lol, i love love!!!

Same as me 'overwhelmed' -

Crying during sex or crying after orgasm doesn’t necessarily indicate feelings of sadness. Plus, shedding tears while engaging in such a physically and emotionally intense interaction isn’t all that unusual. Keep reading for more info on crying during sex and what to do about it.

Is it normal to cry after sex or orgasm?

Scientifically speaking, crying during sex is sometimes referred to as postcoital tristesse (PCT). To better understand this phenomenon, we first need to examine what happens to your body during an orgasm.

Several parts of your brain “light up” during climactic release. This includes your genitalia’s sensory input centers and the areas responsible for secreting oxytocin (the “love hormone”) and dopamine, which provides a natural high. These chemical responses intensify the emotional responses that accompany an orgasm.

Sex and orgasm aren’t just physical reactions. Intimacy with another person can create powerful emotions, too. The rush of feelings during climax produces tears of joy for some women, while others may cry for the exact opposite reason. This is known as postcoital dysphoria (PCD), and it results in anger, sadness, aggression, anxiety, and depression.

The frequency of crying during sex varies. Between 20–40 percent of men and women surveyed reported feeling this way. While men appear to be experiencing some form of PCD, women’s reasons for postcoital tears are a bit more complex. Any way you look at it, though, crying after orgasm is a pretty normal occurrence.

[wickedcat7]

I often do. Sex for me is a powerful emotional experience. I don't really enjoy it without a strong emotional bond with my partner.