I cried after sex?

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So, I cried after sex the other day uncontrollably and for no reason.. Can someone please tell me wtf that was about?
Nothing bad happened. I wasn't on my period, I'm not pregnant. It was normal.
We had great sex, and the second I laid down... I just blubbered like a baby and I have no idea why. Haha.
It just threw so much emotion at me I guess.
Anyone else ever do that???

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You crymaxed ;)

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I was mortified the first time I had sex with my SO. Laying there, post glow, I busted up laughing uncontrollably for what seemed like forever, but was about five minutes. It had never happened before, but it happened a few times after and it still does occasionally to this day. It's the oxytocin "bonding/love" hormone. It means you have a connection. Enjoy. :)

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So, crying after sex is very normal for women. Sex can help tear down emotional blocks and allow you to feel and release any stress you've been feeling. And Orgasming releases oxytocin which inspires feelings of intimacy, so its highly probable to burst into tears because you are in love (this happened to me)  A recent study from the University of Groningen in the Netherlands found that when men and women reach orgasm, the lateral orbitofrontal cortex temporarily shuts down. This is the region of the brain that is responsible for behavior control. Which can explain you inability to control you raw emotions. Trust me its a really good thing. If you are feeling stressed and uptight, sex that brings you to tears is like instant relief. But you should explain this to your SO so that they know to respond positively.

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I've done that! Your body was orgasming so hard it didn't know what else to do... Ive done this IN THE MIDDLE of having sex. I see it as a system overload. It feels so good your body doesnt know how to react even when youre done. Just gotta have a cool down moment:)

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Yeah once

I cried after sex?

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