Is it normal to "finish" this much?

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So, I didn't think much of this until I was talking with one of my girl friends the other night, but apparently I orgasm a lot more than is normal. By a lot, I mean an average of about 20 for every round of sex, including foreplay.
She didn't believe me. She even asked if I knew what an orgasm even felt like. Mine are toe curling, back arching, back clawing strong. And they only get stronger, longer, quicker coming, and more intense as the sex goes on. I almost always fall asleep right after sex because it's so tiring. Sometimes I'll even go so far as to black out.
Is this normal?

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  • dirtybirdy
    11 years ago

    Sounds fantastic

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    • sparrowanon
      11 years ago

      Fantastic and really really REALLY tiring.

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  • Naamah
    11 years ago

    I am very similar in this. I don´t talk about it because I have always thought that no woman would believe me anyway + I have supposed that they would think I do not know what orgasm is. I guess that a lot of people think that it is not possible to have so many orgasms in a row because what they experience is so faraway from that that it really seems incredible. Now I know that there is at least one woman on this planet who would not think I am a total fool who has no idea what orgasm is :)

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    • sparrowanon
      11 years ago

      I mean... It's kinda hard to not know, right? Maybe they're the ones not doing it right, not us. :]
      But this has mad me feel a lot better. None of my exes has ever had some one like me before, so I couldn't even get an idea from a guy's POV. I don't feel like a freak. :3

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  • Angel_in_a_Glass_Dress
    11 years ago

    It's possible.

    Some women have multiples, while some may not. Or they may not consider the smaller ones to count.

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