From a physical sensation perspective, men often experience the following during sex:
1. Pleasure and Arousal: Men generally feel intense pleasure and arousal from stimulation of the penis and other erogenous zones. This includes sensations of warmth, firmness, and heightened sensitivity.
2. Increased Sensitivity: During sexual activity, the penis becomes more sensitive, with touches, pressure, and friction contributing to pleasurable feelings.
3. Tension and Excitement: There is often a buildup of physical tension and excitement leading to orgasm, characterized by increased heart rate, breathing, and muscle contractions.
4. Orgasm: During climax, men typically experience a powerful release of pleasure, often accompanied by rhythmic contractions of the pelvic muscles and the release of ejaculate. This is usually accompanied by a sense of euphoria and physical release.
5. PostOrgasmic Sensations: After orgasm, men might feel a sense of relaxation and a decrease in arousal. The postorgasmic phase often involves a period of reduced sensitivity and physical satisfaction.
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