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Kwai Chang Caine

Posted by Gimwinkle on Thursday, September 12 2019 at 05:45:07AM
In reply to hehe posted by Eeyore on Thursday, September 12 2019 at 03:29:10AM

It was a real shock to read of his death and how it happened. Thailand, no less. But he was there professionally, not for recreational friendship.

For me, there is some vestigial functionality left. I suppose that all comes (pun intended) with age.

As for what Carradine was actually doing, you are right: there is a biochemical effect there. I think I can explain it. Many men report that holding one's breath prolongs the six second male Big O. I would imagine the same goes for the female's twenty second Big O's. Just prior to the top of the mountain, you take a deep breath and hold it. (Basically, the Valsalva maneuver.) If you gasp in refreshing air early, the Big O stops. This, then, often leads to and seems to be consistent with auto-erotic asphyxiation. Erotic asphyxiation (variously called asphyxiophilia, hypoxyphilia or breath control play) is the intentional restriction of oxygen to the brain for the purposes of sexual arousal. The term auto-erotic asphyxiation is used when the act is done by a person to themselves. Colloquially, a person engaging in the activity is sometimes called a gasper.

The brain's reward for attempted procreation is, of course, intense pleasure. There is a complex salad of things happening in the Central Processing Unit of you (your brain).

Here are 12 features of sex that a horny human usually doesn't think about during the fun part of living in a sexual world.

1. The logical part of your brain basically shuts down during sex.

2. Multiple spatially remote parts of your brain are involved in having an orgasm.

3. When you orgasm, your brain releases a surge of dopamine.

4. Oxytocin is released during both orgasm and breastfeeding.

5. Having an orgasm stimulates your brain in the same way as doing drugs or listening to your favourite music.

6. Your brain gives off chemicals that make you less sensitive to pain during sex.

7. Orgasm and pain actually activate some of the same brain areas.

8. After an orgasm, the brain releases hormones that can make you feel happy and sleepy.

9. The brains of women tend to keep releasing oxytocin even after orgasm.

10. In people who are unable to feel genital stimulation, the brain might actually remap itself to allow them to reach orgasm.

11. Orgasms might be nature's way of 'tricking' us into reproducing.

12. Having an orgasm might actually help keep your brain healthy.





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