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Crying during sex or crying after orgasm doesn’t necessarily indicate feelings of sadness. Plus, shedding tears while engaging in such a physically and emotionally intense interaction isn’t all that unusual. Keep reading for more info on crying during sex and what to do about it.
Scientifically speaking, crying during sex is sometimes referred to as postcoital tristesse (PCT). To better understand this phenomenon, we first need to examine what happens to your body during an orgasm .
Several parts of your brain “light up” during climactic release. This includes your genitalia’s sensory input centers and the areas responsible for secreting oxytocin (the “love hormone”) and dopamine, which provides a natural high. These chemical responses intensify the emotional responses that accompany an orgasm.
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Sex and orgasm aren’t just physical reactions. Intimacy with another person can create powerful emotions , too. The rush of feelings during climax produces tears of joy for some women, while others may cry for the exact opposite reason. This is known as postcoital dysphoria (PCD), and it results in anger, sadness, aggression, anxiety, and depression.
The frequency of crying during sex varies. Between 20–40 percent of men and women surveyed reported feeling this way. While men appear to be experiencing some form of PCD, women’s reasons for postcoital tears are a bit more complex. Any way you look at it, though, crying after orgasm is a pretty normal occurrence.
Aside from postcoital tristesse and postcoital dysphoria, there are other contributing factors to crying after orgasm. The emotional bond between you and your partner could trigger tears of joy or an overwhelming sense of love. Once you break that bond (i.e., the intimate physical connection of sexual intercourse) with them by completing the act, you start to feel sad.
In other instances, you might actually be undergoing physical pain during intercourse due to polycystic ovary syndrome or certain kinds of cancer. If this happens, you and your partner should consider switching to other forms of sexual activity.
Have you noticed any problems in your relationship lately? Are you feeling guilty about engaging in sex with your partner? This is another plausible explanation for crying after sex. Tears of guilt might appear once your sexual urges are fulfilled. In fact, as you become aroused, the logical parts of your brain shut down, and primal sexual desires take over. So even if you know you shouldn’t be sleeping with this person, the part of your brain that makes sound decisions has probably “gone fishin’.”
Crying after sex isn’t usually a reflection of your partner’s ability to satisfy you in bed. One theory on crying after sex revolves around losing a sense of self through sexual intimacy. The act creates feelings of vulnerability and submission, which can have a deep emotional impact. Intercourse itself could affect the way you see yourself as a woman, stirring up latent self-doubt, depression, or fear. Those with a fragile sense of self-esteem might be more prone to crying after orgasm.
Alternatively, some research points to a genetic component when it comes to crying during sex. So far, however, the findings do not indicate whether this is a mental health issue. It could be a symptom of generalized anxiety disorder or clinical depression. If you’ve been diagnosed with either of these conditions, consult your therapist about various treatment options.
Lastly, crying after orgasm may be linked to your own past traumas. For example, if you were a victim of sexual abuse, then physical intimacy (even with someone you trust) triggers the reemergence of certain feelings. Perhaps you associate the act of sex with fear, shame, and anger. Or, if you and your partner have underlying relationship issues, intercourse and orgasm might bring those problems to the surface.
If you’ve had prior experiences with postcoital tristesse or postcoital dysphoria, you won’t necessarily cry after every sexual encounter. Flare-ups are more common in times of extreme stress and periods of low self-confidence or insecurity. A sex therapist would be useful in helping you work through some of these issues.
If you’re not the one sobbing after sex or having a crying orgasm, seeing your partner break down is often unsettling. Don’t take this reaction personally and respond in anger. Their reasons for crying after sex probably have nothing to do with you or the way they feel about you.
Realize that your partner may be embarrassed or upset about their own reaction to intimacy. Reassure them of how much you care and be supportive of their emotions. If your partner lashes out in anger, however, it’s best to walk away from the situation until you’re both calm and clear-headed.
Couples therapy to treat crying after sex could be beneficial for both of you, allowing you to tackle any unresolved issues. Listen to your partner, respect their feelings, and offer them the support they need to work through past traumas and turbulent emotions about sex.
Crying after sex, no matter the reason, is not uncommon among both men and women. If you find yourself crying after orgasm on a regular basis, consider seeking specialized counseling to deal with feelings of anxiety, shame, or fear. With proper treatment and open communication between you and your partner, you can enjoy a positive and fulfilling sex life.
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The woman was caught on camera screaming for help as other dancers seemed to ignore her cries
A WOMAN live-streamed herself crying and screaming for help as she was 'raped' in the middle of a packed dance floor.
The alleged victim was heard repeatedly shouting "no" and "someone please help me", but no one intervened.
The woman, who can not be named, had uploaded several live videos to her Facebook on Saturday night as she partied at Opera, a nightclub in Atlanta, US.
She posted five videos to the site the fifth showed the moment she was allegedly raped by a man she had been dancing with all evening.
In the shocking 12 minute video which has since been removed, showed the woman saying: "help me" repeatedly.
She then started to get louder, shouting "help me, help me, help me, oh god help me".
Terrified, she continues to yell "no".
In the footage there is a man seen with his phone, seemingly filming the horrific incident.
She screams and "please stop, oh god please."
At one point it's alleged that the man was heard saying "shh" and "baby" as she continued to cry and shout for him to stop.
In all the other videos, that still remain on her Facebook wall, feature the man in question.
Before the supposed attack, they were filmed dancing and laughing together.
The woman told him that she was celebrating her birthday and that she was by herself.
He asks her if she wants a drink, to which she explained she never drinks but she has had one for her birthday.
He is heard saying: "Have another for your birthday."
To which she requests something "sweet and with vodka".
Throughout the videos the pair dance, but she seems to get more intoxicated.
He calls her his "new best friend" and kisses her on the cheek.
But suddenly, the night takes a horrendous turn - leaving the club goer screaming in distress.
She released another video the following day on her Facebook page, thanking her friends and family for their support.
She said: "I don't even want to address the situation. I don't want to talk about it, but I'm going to be alright, I'm going to be ok.
She added: "All I want is justice, that's it. That's the game y'all"
The video was viewed by 957,000 times and became inundated with messages of support.
Eagle-eyed viewers claimed to have seen the man spiking her drink with a pill.
Police are investigating the alleged attack.
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Well, I must admit I am pleased that it’s almost been two weeks and until today, I haven’t witnessed my wife break a rule. She has been on her best behaviour.
Tonight, there was a mishap that I still felt had to be addressed if my word is to mean anything. While I was watching the inauguration, my wife was preparing dinner, and I heard a loud bang followed a very loud, FUCK! Not once, not twice but I think five times.
I went into the kitchen to see a huge salad spilt all over the floor.
Not to toot my own horn, but I was very calm and asked her if she said what I thought she said, and she looked like she saw a ghost. I calmly told her to stand in the corner, the corner I showed which is the designated punishment corner.
She apologized and said she should never speak that way. I told her I appreciated her apology, but she needed to stand in the corner immediately. I lightly took her by the arm, and brought her to the corner, positioned her and told her to think about the language she used and not to turn around.
Whew! The first step accomplished, and I had some time to prepare for the spanking. I decided to have her spend 20 minutes in the corner. I decided since it was her first spanking that I would use mostly my hand and then maybe 10 with the paddle.
After 20 minutes, I insisted she strip and stand in front of me.
I told her I was going to give her a spanking and I asked her why. She answered because I swore.
I put her over my knee and spanked her for about five minutes with my hand. She was quiet, but her behind turned pink.
I then grabbed my paddle, which I had next to the chair and gave her 10 fairly hard spanks. She was no longer quiet and begged me to stop. It was very hard for me, but I carried on and told her this would happen every time she swears. She started crying, and finally, I could tell by her sobbing, and the very red colour of her behind I had spanked her sufficiently. I sent her back to the corner and told her to think about her behaviour. She was crying still.
I made her stand in the corner for another 20 minutes. At the 15 minute mark, I made her turn to me, and I put a bar of soap in her mouth and told her to spend 5 minutes with it in her mouth.
She gagged a little and then I turned her back to face the corner.
I spent these five minutes lecturing her on how inappropriate it is for a lady of her beauty and intelligence to use such words. It will not be tolerated, and I hope that your behind will remind you not to. I could tell she wanted to speak but couldn’t because of the soap. When her corner time was finished, I let her spit out the soap and had her watch me put in a sealable bag reminding her that it’s her for future use.
I had her hang my paddle back up and put the soap in the medicine cabinet.
I then hugged her and told her she handled her punishment well. I told her to continue cleaning up and make dinner but to remain nude. And that is what she is doing now. I think I will let her put her clothes on after dinner and cleanup.
Well, for the first spanking, I think it went well. I remained calm, was very firm and gave her a good spanking. She was pretty submissive and very embarrassed. I think nude corner time with soap made her feel humiliated, which I feel was deserved.
I can’t deny that it was challenging to really spank her, but I am determined to steer her right and improve my marriage.
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