Experienced users, what would you say the difference is between a P-gasm, P-wave and a super-O?

Wondering because I think I may have had my first full P-wave tonight. Was just relaxing thinking about something random with the toy in and all of a sudden felt this warm jolt go through my body for a good couple seconds, then disappear. After that nothing else really happened but I’m happy with the result, I had this same feeling a month or more back but it only lasted for like a second or maybe less, so I’m glad I’m making *some* progress. I just wish more could have happened after it, and am wondering if this is what maybe hitting a plateau means?

Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/aneros/comments/m3dfup/experienced_users_what_would_you_say_the/

6 comments

  1. Three good years experience here. And that experience of yours marks the beginning. I know everyone’s different but I would say that was a small wave. It’ll only get better. Here’s the thing though, you didn’t expect it. It nonetheless happened. You didn’t have any expectations. That’s one of the biggest keys. Free your mind of expectations and enjoy it, no matter how big or small the sensations are. Good for you. 👍

  2. I rarely get the p-waves that you described, usually when i am in my bathtub with the toy inserted. It feels like a jolt of energy that travels upwards on my spine and leaves through my head.

    However, reaching a super-o is something i experience quite often, not sure if that’s just me or if other prostate players are wired equally. I personally don’t tend to overthink these sensations anymore and i strongly advise a similar mindset. You won’t get “more” results, don’t try to label these things just enjoy them for whatever you experience. Be in the present and enjoy your journey. Just believe that there is more and believe in yourself that you’ll one day be able to sense it. It’s practice after all!

    Most people seem to mix up some things. You don’t practice the mechanics, you train your mind to perceive things that are so easily overlooked. Being relaxed opens the gate to these ever growing sensations. And with all things that you repeat, you eventually gain a greater understanding and automatically become better.

  3. I think the main difference between these things is their length and intensity. For me, and I believe others, a p-wave is a prerequisite to both of those things. I haven’t had a super that didn’t start with at least a minute or two of pwave.

    My first p-wave was what you described. I popped a new Aneros Helix in and chilled for about 30min, but when my wife hopped in bed and we started kissing my whole body shudder for a few seconds.

    Eventually those led to a range of minute long waves of very comforting pleasure and relaxation all the way up to being rock hard, leg tremors, really great pleasure. Probably p-gasms

    The super, and my experience is still changing every time about 4 years in, feels like I’m fucking myself with my own dick.. if that makes sense. My body sort of tingles, imagine good feeling of the sun shining on your whole body but magnify it.. a lot. My prostrate seems to grab whatever you I’m using and it just feels like an embrace between two long lost friends. It starts throbbing autonomously which feel like thrusts and with each one it feels like I’m ejaculating, except each thrust builds in intensity until I can’t believe I’m not making a big ole mess. This is usually accompanied by moans I didn’t know I could produce, full body wiggles/shakes, and the outside world ceases to exist. So far they last 1-10 minutes with varying intensity throughout my longest ones.

    Obviously I have the most to say about the super because it is quite unlike any experience imo. But the wave is certainly the foundation for this whole beautiful process.

  4. Hey, congrats! That’s great. your body has given you a taste of what’s to come! This WILL develop bud!

    I am still a relative newbie so still also closer to the need for labels than the more experienced folks here. I have thought a lot (probably too much) about all of this over the past weeks.

    BUT, i really do think that there is absolutely no real distinction between Pwaves, PGasms and Super-O other than intensity. I think they are all different phases of the same state.

    I did a post earlier this week:([https://www.reddit.com/r/aneros/comments/m0hzc0/first_Progasm_pgasm_in_over_3_weeks/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3](Progasm_pgasm_in_over_3_weeks/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3" rel="nofollow ugc">https://www.reddit.com/r/aneros/comments/m0hzc0/first_Progasm_pgasm_in_over_3_weeks/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3)) In this post i describe multiple orgasm in terms of pleasure that continues to build until it reaches the level of pleasure we call orgasm. Multiple Orgasm being an intensity of pleasure that crests multiple time. Super-O being a state where you just don’t leave orgasm for the whole time the super-O goes on.

    If i think of it this way then it really is all one thing. a PWave is a wave a pleasure, A PGasm is that same pleasure at the intensity of orgasm, a Super-O is that same pleasure that reaches orgasm and doesn’t leave (well, does leave eventually but maybe not for hours)

    LOL

    That’s the way i tend to look at things now.

  5. PGASM – Like a ultra strong pwave that rolls from your prostate out into your thighs butt and belly.
    PWAVE – Precusor to PGASM. For me like a feeling of buzzing in my prostate followed by a soft wave of radiating pleasure that fades away.

    Super O – PGASMS on acid. Thighs butt belly spine abs all being swamped by waves of pleasure – like a great ball of electricity is radiating out from the prostate into the whole body. You don’t drop out of the orgasm stage, orgasm just rises and falls repeatedly pretty much non stop (for me). Loose track of time, not making any effort to contract anything, just getting fucked, world centered on prostate, borderline religious experience. Tip once stopped do NOT play with nipples unless you want a series of strong ALESS orgasms while trying (a bit futile) to get on with your day.

  6. Okay, firstly, I agree with what others have said here that feeling a warm jolt go through your body is a good sign. Something for you to look forward to more of in the future. Word of advice, keep an open mind in your next session, keep awareness on your lower region to keep noticing what you can feel down there, pleasurable or not. If that jolt happens again, brilliant, if it doesn’t happen **that’s OK too**, it isn’t an indication that you are doing something wrong.

    As for those three terms, let’s be honest, they are *intentionally* vague in order to not be exclusionary of someone’s experiences. They’re more like categories. Especially “P-wave” and “Super-O”. Each person will develop their own definition of them as a metric of their progress and way to communicate (We’re humans, we love to label things.)

    Defining one of these terms by it’s relation to another is less useful to someone who has not experienced any of them. So I’ll stick with individual definitions.

    **P-wave** (pleasure-wave) is still a useful term as it helps you picture something that grows and spreads, ebbs and flows. A sensation that could be rolling like the sea.I’ve read and heard many different descriptions over the years. At it’s most basic it is simply sexual pleasure, which we are all encouraging to continue and grow within ourselves. As we’re talking Aneros here, it’s generally originating in and around your prostate. However, if you feel distinct pleasure in your abs or elsewhere, just go with it.Warm, buzzing, pulsing, jolting, tingling, trickling, all are valid. In time you will come up with your own interpretation. Looking at the [milestones](http://wiki.malegspot.com/index.php?title=Getting_Started#Milestones) in the Aneros wiki gives a rough idea of at what stage in someone’s journey these tend to happen.

    **P-gasm** (prostate-orgasm) is easier to narrow down. It’s a… prostate based orgasm, as you might imagine.By most accounts, it feels very different to a traditional penile orgasm and expecting it to feel the same is a mistake that, by their own admission, has held a lot of people back. Orgasms in general involve loss of control in the related muscles and your brain ‘flooding’ with *feel-good* hormones and neurochemicals. In that aspect, it shares elements with a traditional orgasm.

    **Super-O** (Super-orgasm) is the hardest of all to accurately describe to someone in a way they can personally use to predict their own version. Experience, strength, etc is very varied between users. Many people use Aneros seeking an orgasm which is ‘better’ that a traditional one. So will only say they have had a Super-O when they have a truly memorable experience. It won’t be exactly what they were expecting when they started their journey, nor will their first Super-O be the pinnacle of said journey, but it will be powerful enough for them to feel they ‘have made it’ for want of a better term.

    It does not have to be prostate based. Most people end up having other parts of their bodies incorporated along with wherever the orgasm began. Many techniques to have a Super-O don’t use the prostate at all.

    It is a more powerful version of smaller, mostly non-penis-based, orgasms.

    This next part is my own theories, so take it with a hefty pinch of salt:
    I think the reason people categorize this experience differently is that at a certain point the regular conscious and subconscious elements of an orgasm completely overwhelm you. Consciously, we are willingly giving ourselves over to these sensations, submitting to them, until at a certain point the ‘submission’ is no longer voluntary, a self-perpetuating cycle of pleasure which we have limited control over. Subconsciously, many things change when we approach orgasm. The logical part of our brain is less active while the ‘millions of signals’ determining, touch, heat, pressure which our brain normally filters out are more noticeable and active.It can feel like a switch is flipped, especially if the experience is new. The sheer intensity for some can cause anxiety. Though, as you may have noticed, during orgasm there is a moment where fear drops away. At the same time, things like Oxytocin are released, which is linked to how we interpret love and bonding. So it is possible to feel like your stress is suddenly replaced with love.

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