Ejaculation doesn't always equal orgasm.

It has always been believed that orgasm is achieved by a man only during ejaculation, that is, during ejaculation. In this, men are not too lucky: they will not be able to imitate pleasure. But not so long ago, scientists have identified another type of orgasm - "pre-ejaculatory", preceding the actual ejection of sperm. It turns out that about 20% of men feel the peak of pleasure a little earlier than ejaculation occurs - in about 20-30 seconds. But the "volcanic eruption" itself is not so bright. Therefore, these 20% of male representatives can easily carry out "interrupted" sexual intercourse (as a method of protection), without compromising their pleasure. Although 80% of men still experience orgasm exclusively during ejaculation and semen release.