While last month a full article was devoted to the different types of female orgasms, it was only natural to do the same for you gentlemen. Although male and female orgasms are quite different, they both offer highly intense sensations that deserve closer attention.

People say that the female orgasm is more complex than the male orgasm, that it is more difficult to reach and requires a higher level of concentration. Despite what you may think, an orgasm in men can be just as intense and stimulating as one in women.

When we talk about the male orgasm, we usually mean ejaculation, which is true in the vast majority of cases. However, a man may reach orgasm without ejaculating, or ejaculate without experiencing an orgasm. Some men ejaculate internally when they reach orgasm, toward the bladder. This is known as a retrograde orgasm, caused by a malformation of the genital organs. Conversely, a man who becomes highly distracted in the moments leading up to orgasm may send a false signal to his brain, causing him to ejaculate... without experiencing an orgasm. In more typical cases of ejaculation, the amount of semen expelled during orgasm is, on average, equivalent to one tablespoon. The volume will vary depending on how many days the man has abstained, but will no longer change after 6 days of sexual inactivity.

A man's orgasm is somewhat shorter than a woman's. On average, a male orgasm lasts between 5 and 20 seconds, while a female orgasm can last up to 60 seconds. For men, an orgasm achieved during sex is more satisfying than one achieved through masturbation. In fact, prolactin levels, the hormone associated with arousal, are reportedly 4 times higher after sexual intercourse than after solo caressing.

Did you know, gentlemen, that you can experience 3 different types of orgasms? Although the sensation is often more centralized than in women, who feel it throughout their entire body, it is interesting to know that different forms of stimulation can produce different types of orgasms.

The glans orgasm is undoubtedly the most common type of orgasm in men. It is also the easiest to achieve, since all you need to do is cover the glans with the foreskin in a constant back-and-forth motion. The result: a quick orgasm that can be achieved either solo or with a partner!

The penile orgasm, on the other hand, requires that the glans not be touched or stimulated. Instead, this type of orgasm is achieved by massaging the base of the penis and the perineum. Unlike the glans orgasm, the penile orgasm is more intense and deeper.
The prostate orgasm, or prostatic orgasm, is achieved by massaging the prostate with a finger through anal stimulation. This is the area also known as the "P-spot," the equivalent of the G-spot in women. There are also sex toys that can help you achieve this type of orgasm, which is said to be highly intense and very deep. It is also said that simply feeling the gland (prostate) swell inside you may be enough to send you to the seventh heaven. Our online store is full of tools to help you achieve a prostatic orgasm and stimulate your P-spot, https://sexxxplus.com/fr/hom-vibrating-prostate-stimulator.

And just like women, men can achieve orgasm in different ways and by stimulating different areas of the body. The nipples, buttocks, and even the feet can provide enough pleasure and arousal to allow a man to reach orgasm. So, gentlemen, all you need to do is get to know your body and the caresses that give you the most pleasure. Happy exploring!