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Am I normal?
I have a slightly embaressing question: Whenever I have an orgasm, either during oral sex, or when I use a vibrator, right after I come, my legs start to shake and I become so sensitive that m partner has to stop or I have to turn off my vibrator. Why does this happen, and is it normal?
Absolutely normal! No clue why or what the explanation is, but I experience the same thing, and so does my hubby.
Men get sensitive too, straight after orgasm. I can hardly stand having my penis touched for a good 30s or more afterwards.
My legs occasionally twitch, too, but I don't recall them ever shaking...
But yes, this is normal, it's just a physical reaction. Don't worry about it!
My legs occasionally twitch, too, but I don't recall them ever shaking...
But yes, this is normal, it's just a physical reaction. Don't worry about it!
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