You fall harder the bigger you are, and she cums harder the bigger you cum. According to a recent study, the topic of how significant male ejaculation is to female sexual satisfaction in terms of both volume and intensity has been answered. The answer is, evidently, a lot! It turns out that women have quite certain tastes when it comes to your jizz, and these preferences aren’t all about the texture and flavor. Regarding semen, they have a wide range of opinions. I’m not talking about clinical standards that are often the subject of most studies, such as the length of time a guy may regulate or extend his ejaculation or the intravaginal ejaculation latency time. Here, we are discussing additional “non-clinically relevant” factors, such as the volume of ejaculate he discharges or the volume of his groans. It’s been discovered that many women find it extremely upsetting when their male partner has trouble ejaculating or is unable to do so, primarily because it makes them feel unattractive or undesired.
In other words, premature ejaculation, or sex that lasts less than a minute, has already been shown by scientists to diminish women’s sexual experiences and harm their egos (it’s clearly not so wonderful for males either). What was unknown was how women felt about the launch itself and how it impacted their own sexual experience, as no one had previously thought to inquire. Although thoughts about orgasm are undoubtedly subjective and unique, many women do utilize some fundamental, universal metrics to evaluate the quality of each sexual encounter, and how much you cum is on the list.
When a woman goes to the trouble of engaging in any kind of sexual activity with you, many want to know that it feels good. This is gauged by looking at two things: if you make enjoyable noises that indicate you are enjoying it, and, of course, whether you cum. (Telling out loud that you will indeed arrive is also beneficial.)
Look, it’s known that these things do occur. Sometimes our bodies behave in strange ways beyond our control. Women know not to take it personally if you didn’t cum, if you did cum and they couldn’t tell, or perhaps you did cum and they could tell but there wasn’t much in the barrel, but they could question if they were all that good or whether your said orgasm actually occurred. On the other hand, they will be really proud of you if you appear to be having the time of your life.
It’s been known that a single ejaculation typically has a volume of about a teaspoon. It’s also known that, at least anecdotally, women find getting cummed in to be enjoyable, likening it to liquid sunshine, kryptonite, geysers, a super-soaker, and the pleasure of a job well done. And that’s what one study found- many women reported having heightened orgasms when their partner ejaculated, when they felt that the partner’s ejaculation was greater in intensity, and/or when he discharged more ejaculate.