Explain the difference between ejaculation and orgasm. Can men have orgasm when they ejaculate?

Are male ejaculation and orgasm the same thing? In most people's minds, male orgasm is equal to the moment of ejaculation, and previous sexual behaviors are just for this moment. In fact, male orgasm is not equal to ejaculation. Why is this?

Orgasm and ejaculation are not the same thing, and ejaculation and intense pleasure can be separated.

Human sexual response is divided into excitement phase, plateau phase, climax phase and resolution phase. The climax phase is the peak of the sexual response cycle. The high sexual energy and muscle tension accumulated during the plateau phase will be released through rhythmic muscle contraction. Although it only lasts for a few seconds, it brings the greatest pleasure and satisfaction to the human spirit. With the arrival of the rhythmic contraction of orgasm, men will feel a strong pressure, causing semen to spurt out of the urethra, and ejaculation will happen impatiently.

However, ejaculation and orgasm are not the same thing. American sexologists Masters and Johnson mentioned in their book "Human Sexual Response" that, on the one hand, when the relevant accessory glands are not yet fully developed, some adolescent boys may experience orgasm without ejaculation during masturbation. On the other hand, adult men can also ejaculate without any sexual activity or orgasm, such as nocturnal emission, or when frightened, during strenuous exercise, or when electrocuted.

1. Do men ejaculate because they reach orgasm, or do they reach orgasm during ejaculation?

A man's orgasm and ejaculation are two different processes, but most of the time they occur at the same time. When he reaches orgasm, the organs on his reproductive organs, such as the seminal vesicles, the muscles connected to the seminal vesicles, the urethra and the penis will twitch regularly. At this time, the sperm will be quickly ejected from the urethra, the semen gate will open and the urine gate will close, so that the semen and urine will not mix together. Men can also have so-called "dry orgasms," in which there are regular thrusts but no semen. Generally speaking, energetic young people find it less likely to control their orgasm, so it is almost impossible for them to have a "dry orgasm"; on the contrary, young people have a higher rate of premature ejaculation, that is, they reach orgasm and ejaculate before they enter the woman's vagina.

2. Is it still possible to get pregnant without an orgasm?

It is possible to get pregnant without an orgasm. Orgasm is just a purely physical reaction. When you reach orgasm, your uterus and vagina will twitch rhythmically, your blood pressure will double, and your pulse and heartbeat will speed up. Some women can feel the functional reactions inside the vagina, but every woman experiences orgasm differently. Orgasm is not the key point of physical love. Women must go through a long period of experience before they know how to reach orgasm. If you have sex without using contraception and there is a mature egg in your body waiting for sperm to fertilize it, you may become pregnant. Please do not have sex without using contraception.

3. Every time we have sex, the man always reaches orgasm very quickly. How can the woman reach orgasm together?

It is a rare blessing for both men and women to experience orgasm together, and it is also difficult to learn. This is related to the natural physiological response of the human body. Men are naturally more easily excited than women, and are more likely to reach orgasm and also more likely to subside. Women are slower, their climax comes slower and subsides slower. Try to avoid sexual intercourse for a few weeks. You can caress, kiss, or do anything else, but don't go any further. This way, your man can slowly learn to control the urge to ejaculate. If he feels that he is too excited and can no longer bear it, he should immediately pull his penis out of your vagina. As for how to grasp the opportunity, it requires some experience. If you can't do it well for the time being, don't be too anxious. After a period of time, you will naturally be more successful as you gain more experience.

4. Before ejaculation, some liquid always flows out. Is this the prelude to orgasm?

The liquid that flows out of the penis can be considered a prelude to male orgasm. It usually flows out before ejaculation, so it is called "semen flow." This type of liquid is different from semen. Semen is milky white, while "semen discharge" is a clear and transparent liquid. However, "semen discharge" already contains sperm, so you should avoid getting it on your fingers. Then inserting fingers stained with "semen discharge" into the vagina may lead to an unwanted pregnancy.

5. Determine when men reach orgasm?

Men will only ejaculate when they reach orgasm. During ejaculation, the muscles in the lower body will contract spasmodically, and the sperm will pass through the urethra from the testicles and be ejected from the front end. Sperm is a milky fluid in which sperm swim.