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No orgasm/Very very weak orgasm
Hello!
I'm a normal 16 year old boy, never had sex, no allergies or w/e.
This started about last week. I began masturbating, all felt fine - great feeling, untill when I was ready to release.
I ejaculated as usual, however there was no orgasm.
This has nearly been going on a week now, and it's worrying me alot.
Not on any medication which could hinder orgasm or w/e.
I do however have very important exams coming up within the week and I've been worrying over them. Could stress and worry over exams be the case?
Cheers.
I'm a normal 16 year old boy, never had sex, no allergies or w/e.
This started about last week. I began masturbating, all felt fine - great feeling, untill when I was ready to release.
I ejaculated as usual, however there was no orgasm.
This has nearly been going on a week now, and it's worrying me alot.
Not on any medication which could hinder orgasm or w/e.
I do however have very important exams coming up within the week and I've been worrying over them. Could stress and worry over exams be the case?
Cheers.
You're hormonal kid, don't worry about it. And try not to whack off 11 times a day. The more whacking you do, usually the weaker you'll perform during sex. It's not practice, it's a substitute.
Yes, any stress or worry can be distracting to the point of affecting your sexual outcome. If you are getting erections and ejaculating, then things sound normal. You may need to clarify your comment that you "ejaculated as usual, however there was no orgasm", since one would equate an ejaculation with an orgasm.
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