plugger123 Posted September 27, 2006 Share Posted September 27, 2006 I get the idea my girlfriend becomes distant after we had sex. I'm a little worried about it and have now seen it a couple of times. Get a bad vibe from her. Doubt that I'm doing anything wrong. She seems to be really enjoying it and having orgasms - also becomes extremely wet. Just wondering why she becomes distant after sex. Can't think it's normal. Link to comment
Goldfish6888 Posted September 27, 2006 Share Posted September 27, 2006 Sometimes the emotions a girl feels during making love are so strong, she just wants to chill out after having 1000's of nerve endings all tingling at once!! I don't think its a bad thing! When you reach a climax, the only thing you can do is come down for a while!! If the feelings are really intense and she is having really intense orgasms, she just wants to regroup herself! This often happens to me - I just turn away and chill to myself for a while. Give her about 10-15 minutes and then you can give her a little soft affection...and shower her kisses and I'm sure she will be responsive! Cheers Link to comment
sparkle1 Posted September 27, 2006 Share Posted September 27, 2006 I thought it was more common for men to want to have a moment on there own? I get really 'huggy' after sex. Once i've shared my body with someone, the last thing i personally want is to roll over and be on my own. That said - i can appreciate what Goldfish is saying. Having sex, is pretty exhausting, and there are a whole array of emotions floating about in our heads... I don't think is going off you. Just respect her space. Does she want cuddles and kisses after a little while? Link to comment
BellaDonna Posted September 27, 2006 Share Posted September 27, 2006 When you say distant, do you mean quiet? Maybe she's tired afterwards and needs a little rest? BellaDonna Link to comment
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