Body shakes during orgasm

My discreet newsletter will teach you the 5 most dangerous sex mistakes you are making and how to start properly pleasuring your man. Click here to get it. In the movies, women always seem to have toe-curling, scream-inducing orgasms that wake the neighbors. Do you wonder if you can achieve an orgasm of that magnitude?

Sure, orgasms feel great, but how much do you know about their effects on your body and mind? The weird things that happen when you orgasm may surprise you, because there's a lot of activity going on even when it feels like your brain is shorting out. Your moment of bliss relies on many physical, mental, and even emotional responses. It's weirder and more fascinating that you may realize. Yes, there's a reason your hands may clench and shake or your face makes the weirdest expressions ever. It's all a part of the orgasmic response. Both your brain and body undergo some serious changes to make sure you get that all-important pleasurable feeling.

The Big O. Getting off. We may have different terms for it, but we can agree on one thing: Orgasms can be seriously satisfying. But occasionally, some unexpected stuff can occur, like sudden headaches, sneezing or crying. And the data researchers do have is based on small sample sizes.

In fact, sex is weird. There are strange smells and noises, and random situations that can lead to a whole boatload of awkwardness. It would be nice if movies and TV gave us a heads up about queefing, you know?