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Ahuaeynjxs a dit:Please do not make love until chemical exhaustion, it might permanently damage your endocrine epigenetic markers, turning the flow of enzymes towards an unsustainable state. No homeostasis, no peaceful and self-puryfying waters... Please do not ejaculate more than once or twice if you're young in one love session, sperm remaining in the seminal vesicles is important for endocrine regeneration. The man multiple orgasms are long and not in peaks, then two minutes later another orgasm may happen, this can happen a maximum of 4-7 times in a young person before the little death, which is really not good. One love session should never last more than 2 hours, but it should be packed with life, so to speak. Then the energy will be raised and orgasms will be experienced for the man during 2-3 days without needing sex, music will do it, the breeze will do it... you know, sex is not meant to be a drug or an outlet for emotion... as you said.
I don't think we're quite as limited as you may assume. Oxytocin depletion is unlikely to cause a significant change in genetic expression patterns unless it becomes a persistent condition that results in receptor site increase or decrease like serotonin or dopamine baseline adjustments do, so I don't think epigenetics is a concern since the circumstances are rare and of short duration. Enzyme levels are unlikely to be a significant factor despite the role that monoamineoxidase plays here, receptor count is really the only issue and that's only going to be changed very slowly barring severe trauma such as an overdose or serotonin syndrome, which is well beyond anything I'm talking about experiencing. Recovery time was less than 6 hours to normal function, and that's without any kind of supplementation which could speed it considerably.
The multiples I experience are not the kind you describe, where there's just a shorter than normal refactory period. They're continual with peaks, pretty much identical to the female multiple in timing and reaction. Ejaculation is continuous but generally not forceful. It's not something that was a sudden development, it took a bit of work developing the right focus state to complement the stimulus and develop the potential of the reaction.
I've noticed that some males are extremely limited in their repeatability. This seems to be an inherent trait, as I've known even young ones like 16-17 who report only being capable of once, or rarely twice. Others have little trouble at all with 3-5 repetitions even past middle age. Both my husband and I have virtually no limit except for physical constraints such as exhaustion, though we rarely push ourselves to test that except on special occasions or with friends where things can easily run closer to 2 days than 2 hours. If there's been any significant harm from this, I have yet to see evidence of it. Like any capacity, physical or mental, use improves function and prevents atrophy. Exercise in general is good for you.
BTW if you've got sperm in your seminal vesicles you should see a urologist, they don't belong there and generally don't survive those conditions long. The seminal vesicles store an alkaline fluid rich in fructose that neutralizes the acidity of the zinc-rich prostate fluid and attempts to provide a less hostile environment. But sperm are ducted into the prostate, downstream from the seminal vesicles, so the only way they'd wind up there would be if there was a malfunction of the prostate, which could be a sign of prostate cancer or another serious condition. But in even the most abnormal conditions, this should not affect hormonal functions. Both the prostate and seminal glands are exocrine glands (they're ducted), and thus not involved in endocrine signaling. If there was an issue with sperm needing to be present to ensure endocrine functions from them, vasectomies wouldn't be a viable procedure since they would render that impossible.