Quote from LittleKittyGroans
Ok, guys. I’m writing a realistic fanfiction story, and I need to know how it feels when you’re starting to get an erection, and when you finally release?
The most I've studied up on is that there is a warm tightening feeling before getting an erection? And when the semen comes out, it feels like peeing? How fast can you get a hard-on? I need more detailed response on how it feels like. (Sorry if this already got asked, I'm too tired to look through all the post to find the details to my question)
Also, if you've ever confessed your love to a girl before: do you keep your pride while confessing, and try to act cool? Or do you just not care, and just want to get your feelings out? Even if she might not feel the same?
You can feel the blood rushing to the penis, which explains the warm and tightening sensation remark. The thing is, once its erect, the only feeling you have is the tightening of the skin, (assuming nothing is touching the erect penis.) However, it becomes HYPER sensitive, which explains why men are always after sex for the feeling of the vagina/etc encompassing it.
For semen ejection, its like a release. It's not the same as pissing however, which makes it very difficult to describe. Think of it as a non-painful abscess that when cut open and the pressure is released; how the area around the abscess begins to instantly feel better due to the lack of pressure.
How quickly a guy gets hard varies from guy to guy, and there really is no average for this.
To answer your love question, it really depends on the girl. I've had a friend of mine wait until he proposed, and another who basically told her a week of when they were going out. The general rule of thumb from my friends is they will wait for their girlfriends to confess before they do. Many of times my friends have lost relationships because they confessed. But it comes down to location (San Diego girls are not London girls for example), personalities, and situation.
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