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Have you ever had mind-blowing sex?

170 replies

momtoboys · 18/05/2022 19:32

And did it effect how others compared?

OP posts:
waterlego · 18/05/2022 21:22

Yes, with a couple of people. In both cases, I REALLY, REALLY fancied the other person and the sex had taken a few weeks to come about, as it were, so there was a slow build up, involving lingering glances, a frisson when you accidentally touch the other person’s hand etc, such that when you actually get down to it, you’ve already been fantasising about it for weeks.

For me, the difference between ‘good’ and ‘mind blowing’ is (as other posters described) an almost out of body experience, and then spending large portions of the following day having flashbacks to the ‘best bits’. Really not being able to stop thinking about it.

Lovemusic33 · 18/05/2022 21:28

Yes and yes

TwinklingFairyLights · 18/05/2022 21:31

It was with an Aussie barman who was spending a year in the UK. I fancied him like mad and we ended up seeing each other for a few weeks before he went back to Australia.

I've just had mind blowing sex with an Aussie who was working over here. I'm 43 though 😂. We were seeing each other for a couple of months but he's just gone back. It was absolute tonic after splitting up with lazy in bed ex last year. The Aussie just really enjoyed sex and my body and he really wanted me to enjoy it too. I miss him 😢

momtoboys · 18/05/2022 21:38

SarahTonnin · 18/05/2022 20:57

You first, op... Hmm

Yes. With a long term relationship many years ago. I just hit a milestone birthday and have been thinking back over my life. That relationship ended but I am very grateful that I had that experience. Some people go their whole life and don’t experience it.

OP posts:
Furrbabymama87 · 18/05/2022 21:49

TwinklingFairyLights · 18/05/2022 21:31

It was with an Aussie barman who was spending a year in the UK. I fancied him like mad and we ended up seeing each other for a few weeks before he went back to Australia.

I've just had mind blowing sex with an Aussie who was working over here. I'm 43 though 😂. We were seeing each other for a couple of months but he's just gone back. It was absolute tonic after splitting up with lazy in bed ex last year. The Aussie just really enjoyed sex and my body and he really wanted me to enjoy it too. I miss him 😢

Same with mine. So passionate and knew just what to do. And so well hung. I was shocked it could be so good. I'd been having sex since I was 15 and always thought sex was meh until my night with him. It was an awakening that led to me having the confidence to know what I like in bed. The next amazing shagger I met I married 😊

Rainbowshit · 18/05/2022 21:58

Agree with others that I'm having better sex now in my 40s with DH than we ever had when we were younger.

The most mind blowing time was fairly recently and I'm not joking in that he was barely touching me. The whole thing was just an exquisite building to an incredible earth shattering orgasm.

DH was a bit baffled by it, haven't managed to recreate it since.

OldTinHat · 18/05/2022 22:03

Oh, yes, I savour the memory! Very unmumsnetty but the one time I went to a swingers club - nothing has come close since (if you'll pardon the pun!).

Secondtry · 18/05/2022 22:04

Yes. I waited until I was 36 to lose my virginity to the man I went on to marry. 36 years of pent up desire is a lot of desire. We did it 6 times that day. He's a great lover.

VJasper86 · 18/05/2022 22:04

No 😭
Im not even sure I’ve ever had great sex. I think I’m just too self conscious and worry I will never have it.
Only ever slept with one person who is now dh.

DisgruntledPelican · 18/05/2022 22:08

Yes! And happily on more than one occasion. With my husband of several years, and with strangers I barely knew.

and like @Furrbabymama87 I had an Aussie bartender once, & I think I’ll fantasise about that weekend for the rest of my days!

SoManyTshirts · 18/05/2022 22:11

Yes, at various times, always in slightly iffy relationships not when married.
Crying and laughing can happen - to both of us - and it all gets very intense.

thevanilla · 18/05/2022 22:19

Electricmouse · 18/05/2022 20:44

For me personally it was 24 orgasms in a row when other partners have struggled to get me there once and it has involved a lot of me doing/thinking things to get me there.

She just 'got' me. She knew how my body worked, she knew what to say and what to do and drove me insane. I've had it with two people actually but one of them had the edge, just.
It's making me sad as I feel I may never experience it again

this is like that bit in Friends where Rachel is mortified that Ross kept track of how many times they’d had sex and called him a loser. Can’t have been that mind blowing if you were keeping tally

thevanilla · 18/05/2022 22:20

ProudThrilledHappy · 18/05/2022 20:20

No, I’ve had good sex where I did orgasm and average sex with none but I am truly mystified as to what other posters mean when they talk about mind blowing sex. What exactly differentiates between good and mind blowing?

I would have agreed with you until I met this man in my 30s and understood the mind blowing thing. Truly indescribable in a way I didn’t think was possible until I met him!

TheFormidableMrsC · 18/05/2022 22:22

I thought it was my ex-h til I had a FWB. My God it was truly mind blowing. He was also hung like a horse 🙂

TwinklingFairyLights · 18/05/2022 22:29

DisgruntledPelican · 18/05/2022 22:08

Yes! And happily on more than one occasion. With my husband of several years, and with strangers I barely knew.

and like @Furrbabymama87 I had an Aussie bartender once, & I think I’ll fantasise about that weekend for the rest of my days!

Haha. I think I'll be fantasising about my Aussie for the rest of my days too.

Anyone fancy a holiday to Australia 😂

Booboobibles · 18/05/2022 22:30

It’s not really to do with orgasms or technique etc….it’s about amazing chemistry and physical attraction and just feeling like you’re desperate for them all the time. Then daydreaming about it the whole time you’re not with them. It’s happened with two men, including my last boyfriend who I was mad about for six years. It won’t happen for me again because men my age aren’t attractive to me.

beautifulandslightlymad · 18/05/2022 22:36

Yes. I married him. It's still great sex. Sometimes I can't even speak or move afterwards. Mind blowing.

I went for decades thinking the hot stuff in steamy books was made up drivel. Turns out it's not, I was just with the wrong person.

Trivester · 18/05/2022 22:38

Mind blowing twice - once in my twenties but the relationship didn’t take off because we had nothing in common, and once with dh randomly one afternoon. Both times it was euphoric, raw lust that is very hard to put into words.

DH and I have brilliant sex, better the longer we’ve been together with no shortage of orgasms. But those two occasions stand apart.

OneCup · 18/05/2022 22:39

Yes and never quite managed to recreate it (it was a one night stand)

Underroad · 18/05/2022 22:40

My GF and I regularly have mind blowing sex (same sex relationship). Once we start we can’t stop.

RedHotLuvva · 18/05/2022 22:43

Yes. After years of little or no sex with ex H I had an affair with a guy who just knew how to get to you - the messages leading up to it , the sheer amount of attention he gave you - every time it was a different approach, he knew how to use his tongue, his sheer desire for me, his ability to last and he had a huge dick which allowed any position at all. Other than that he was a knob though - yes I think of him now and again but it hasn't affected the sex I have with my H.

Andithoughtiwasspecial · 18/05/2022 22:53

Yes. Regularly. Sadly it blinded me to the issues until I had an awakening shall we say.

Thehonestybox · 18/05/2022 23:04

Yeah, after taking ecstasy! Way too tired these days to think about taking drugs again, but I remember writing a diary entry about it and being mind blown.

Thebeastofsleep · 18/05/2022 23:06

Yes.

For me it's not about orgasms, which come really easily for me. But it's about connection. Not love, or romance, but something really primal that speaks to something in the other person. Like we're being drawn together by an unstoppable force, destined to entwine. Our bodies like corresponding parts of a jigsaw, fitting together perfectly.

Good sex can be perfunctory; all the right moves, in the right order, producing the desired outcome. Mind blowing sex requires something more. Something intangible.

Thebeastofsleep · 18/05/2022 23:08

waterlego · 18/05/2022 21:22

Yes, with a couple of people. In both cases, I REALLY, REALLY fancied the other person and the sex had taken a few weeks to come about, as it were, so there was a slow build up, involving lingering glances, a frisson when you accidentally touch the other person’s hand etc, such that when you actually get down to it, you’ve already been fantasising about it for weeks.

For me, the difference between ‘good’ and ‘mind blowing’ is (as other posters described) an almost out of body experience, and then spending large portions of the following day having flashbacks to the ‘best bits’. Really not being able to stop thinking about it.

and this!

And yes, subsequent sex was married in comparison if I'm honest.

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