This was only my second Super O after 4 months since the first one. Took me about 45 minutes. I usually get a lot of involuntaries that turn into mini O’s. This time I was concentrating on not giving in to the involuntaries so that the pleasure would build up and turn into a Super O. Well it worked and at least 3 times with a short resting period in between. I was shaking like a leaf after the third one.
I was moving the toy with my pc muscles and the Progasm was hitting on exactly the right spot until I reached orgasm. I got rock hard each time which I don’t usually get from p play and they were all dry.
I’ve been having more sessions than usual this week, maybe this has something to do with it.
Although I was having sort of a dry spell the last four months I never felt frustrated and just enjoyed the mini O’s I was getting and it was well worth the wait. I think that there’s no guarantee of reaching a Super O every session and that it’s important to enjoy whatever you get in a given session.
Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/aneros/comments/q3fxa4/super_o_with_progasm/
Congrats!
About 45 minutes to super-O or 45-minutes of super-O? When I have A-less, it tends to linger for quite some time and then there are aftershocks. Anything less I would call a regular dry O. Hardons of the rock variety are commonplace.
I like it when people describe actions and feelings. I usually can relate but the terminology sucks.
>I think that there’s no guarantee of reaching a Super O every sessionand that it’s important to enjoy whatever you get in a given session.
I wish more people could understand this, it’s so important to not get frustrated because it takes the mind away from the feelings at the time. I can get these orgasms very frequently, but the moment I start thinking 10 seconds into the future, or where I want to be, or why isn’t it happening etc, it’s like I rolled and landed on a snake and I go back to square one. Any kind of persistent frustration or stress is just a guarantee of being perpetually stuck on square one.
Fortunately I’m extremely sensitive downstairs and every time I play I feel good, and have learned to appreciate even the slightest sensations, and know when to stop playtime and walk away feeling content. When I stop looking forward but instead just pay attention to and be grateful for what I am feeling, it becomes immensely pleasureable and grows and grows from there. But it takes a lot of work on the mind to get to that stage.