Kinda sidetracking here, but I figure it might interest you.
The whole “hands free” orgasm thing exists, definitely. But, as a long conversation with a friend that’s fairly well versed in sexual health and function explained, there’s really no such thing as a zero stimulation orgasm.
There’s not even a zero physical stimulation orgasm, only those free of external stimulation. Just the blood going through the erectile tissue of the penis or clitorus is stimulation. And if there’s air movement as well, there’s physical stimulation, no matter how mild.
Like I said, a bit off the main thrust of the post, but it may be relevant.
The conversation with that friend came about after a discussion regarding sexual function with disability, and how orgasm can occur without being able to “feel” the stimulation with the brain.
That came about after a support group meeting where sexual issues regarding various disabilities came up, where he had to cut the subject short for a mixed group, and convened a mini group afterwards.
Anyway, on to what you actually asked lol.
Myself, not since I was a teenager. I have come damn close a few times as an adult, but only after waking from a dream having slept naked, then turning over to relieve the pressure from the sheets and bed. One time, air movement alone was enough I almost came. My wife, however, was awake and decided to intervene rather than waste a perfectly good erection. But the other times, stopping stimulation of anything but air stopped the orgasm
Now, as a teenager? Waking up and air was enough to finish the job. There were a couple of times that just erotic thoughts and a sheet touching were enough to cause orgasm, even without motion.
This is fascinating, thank you. Also, yes, I can definitely remember having had that much of a “hair trigger”—to use a terrible expression—when I was that age, lol.
Kinda sidetracking here, but I figure it might interest you.
The whole “hands free” orgasm thing exists, definitely. But, as a long conversation with a friend that’s fairly well versed in sexual health and function explained, there’s really no such thing as a zero stimulation orgasm.
There’s not even a zero physical stimulation orgasm, only those free of external stimulation. Just the blood going through the erectile tissue of the penis or clitorus is stimulation. And if there’s air movement as well, there’s physical stimulation, no matter how mild.
Like I said, a bit off the main thrust of the post, but it may be relevant.
The conversation with that friend came about after a discussion regarding sexual function with disability, and how orgasm can occur without being able to “feel” the stimulation with the brain.
That came about after a support group meeting where sexual issues regarding various disabilities came up, where he had to cut the subject short for a mixed group, and convened a mini group afterwards.
Anyway, on to what you actually asked lol.
Myself, not since I was a teenager. I have come damn close a few times as an adult, but only after waking from a dream having slept naked, then turning over to relieve the pressure from the sheets and bed. One time, air movement alone was enough I almost came. My wife, however, was awake and decided to intervene rather than waste a perfectly good erection. But the other times, stopping stimulation of anything but air stopped the orgasm
Now, as a teenager? Waking up and air was enough to finish the job. There were a couple of times that just erotic thoughts and a sheet touching were enough to cause orgasm, even without motion.
This is fascinating, thank you. Also, yes, I can definitely remember having had that much of a “hair trigger”—to use a terrible expression—when I was that age, lol.