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vegas2003 03-30-2003 07:55 PM

this will seem like a crazy question...
 
for the men here-what % of all the times you've jerked off to completion would you say it felt very good? and what % of the time did it not really feel good at all? it's a serious question-even though it sounds like a joke-I'm trying to find out if depression and or a low testosterone level can cause orgasms to not feel good

rooster 03-30-2003 07:57 PM

most of the time jerking off is kinda like just doing it for the hell of it.

I find its best not to do it that much and you get more horny and then its better.

thewebgarage 03-30-2003 07:57 PM

dude go in for a physical. they'll do a blood test. low testrone will cause both depression and low sex drive. And its something pretty easy to cure.

LadyMischief 03-30-2003 08:02 PM

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Originally posted by vegas2003
for the men here-what % of all the times you've jerked off to completion would you say it felt very good? and what % of the time did it not really feel good at all? it's a serious question-even though it sounds like a joke-I'm trying to find out if depression and or a low testosterone level can cause orgasms to not feel good
I'm not a guy, but I do a lot of reading (studying, I'm a fucking geek, okay?). A lot of what gets you aroused is hormones... If you have low hormones, it's harder to get aroused. When your body feels pleasure, it releases endorphins and chemicals that enhance your pleasure. If you are depressed (either because of chemical imbalances such as low seratonin levels) or mentally, this will take away from the overall experience of orgasm, as the hypothalamus won't be as stimulated to release the endorphins (it's called a feedback loop, the more chemicals/hormones you have in your body, the more the hypothalamus will produce in turn). If you think you are depressed, you should see a doctor. Honestly, you will never know you could have felt better unless you tried. Lack of pleasure/joy/interest in sex can be a symptom. Hope this helps..

vegas2003 03-30-2003 08:13 PM

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Originally posted by LadyMischief


I'm not a guy, but I do a lot of reading (studying, I'm a fucking geek, okay?). A lot of what gets you aroused is hormones... If you have low hormones, it's harder to get aroused. When your body feels pleasure, it releases endorphins and chemicals that enhance your pleasure. If you are depressed (either because of chemical imbalances such as low seratonin levels) or mentally, this will take away from the overall experience of orgasm, as the hypothalamus won't be as stimulated to release the endorphins (it's called a feedback loop, the more chemicals/hormones you have in your body, the more the hypothalamus will produce in turn). If you think you are depressed, you should see a doctor. Honestly, you will never know you could have felt better unless you tried. Lack of pleasure/joy/interest in sex can be a symptom. Hope this helps..

you are very intelligent-as a bodybuilder I know all about the hpta and hormones-therefore, I agree with you-having low serotonin should cause an orgasm not to feel good-that's what I was hoping was the cause rather than a problem in the genital area-


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