In the simplest terms possible ( not sure tsr would allow graphic descriptions ) but to put it mildly, the body experiences heightened sensations as you approach climax / orgasm whichever you prefer to call it.
What you are experiencing is perfectly normal and absolutely nothing to be worried about and your partner ( if you have a partner ) will also experience the same sensations and feelings, again perfectly normal.
What you are experiencing is perfectly normal and absolutely nothing to be worried about and your partner ( if you have a partner ) will also experience the same sensations and feelings, again perfectly normal.
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