~ yay another one! honestly it’s nothing to worry about…in fact it’s something to be proud of. from what I’ve read that means it was a *really* good orgasm and rush of endorphins. given other factors like time of the month, general mood, etc a boost of dopamine can set you off to those extremes. either a good laugh or cry though, both I think aide in the overall feel of “wow, what a release!”

I’m not even gonna comment about the sexual part of that post.

I had my rotator ‘fixed’ 2 months ago. At the minimum daily I forget and attempt something that I know better then to do, and every time my shoulder reminds me the most painful way as to why I shouldn’t have done that. Most times Tylenol & Advil will make it stop. Occasionally, I have to find my supply of Percocet & take one or two of those. Lucky me I get to go back to work next week, 3 weeks ahead of when the Doc said, should be interesting.

They aren’t the same thing

~ I know that. And I assume the author of the post I quoted does, too. A simple google search on Oxytocin + pain relief provides a myriad of results. It works especially well for fibromyalgia & nerve pain patients. i.e…..me. I would have discussed this with you had you left a valid email address.

~ I love a man who doesn’t take it the wrong way when I laugh after an orgasm, hehe

~ don’t be jealous! Just keep practicing!

~ It’s actually more awesome for me when he uses it, he gets a better angle than I can