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I'm in my early 30's and I've literally always been curious about this. I've never in my life had the ability to feel sexual pleasure. I've never been on any meds or had any sort of traumatic experiences...it's just the way I've always been even if I try. I'm old enough to say that I'm way beyond simply being a "late bloomer". It's just something I'll never experience.

But it often feels like I'm missing a minor sense like taste or smell or something. Everyone has always raved about the taste of dessert, but I've never been able to understand or experience it. Can you describe it in detail it for me? Not just the mental part, but the physical part as well?

Thank you.

Sincerely, An Outsider

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[–] [email protected] 12 points 2 days ago

Yup!

So, I'd argue there's two parts two good sex, the orgasm and the whole post coital endorphins, blood flow and good vibes described above.

For all but the orgasm, it's not quite the same but after any exercise where I well and truly push myself just a bit past what I thought I could do feels fairly similar.

If you're not in shape, swimming is pretty good for this as no matter what shape you're in, you can push yourself to exhaustion without much risk of hurting yourself. When you're done the lap after the one you thought would be your last, hug the wall, gasp for air and feel the triumph flow through you. If you're not feeling rubbery, exhausted and amazing, next time, swim for longer and push through the mental wall that made you stop. Either way, you can always jump in the hot tub and feel like a champ.

As for the orgasm, picture a longer sneeze. Or the magnificent release of a pee that you've held in too long.