Why do i cry when i orgasm

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Though I didn't manage to ever see it first-hand. I know this doesn't tell you much about the population at large, but unless we're talking about the same woman, I guess it's out there. It's never happened to me, but I've heard from male friends of mine that this happens to their female partners not infrequently. It's all this excess energy racing around inside my skin; if I suppress it, it kills the high.

I'm in my second trimester, and lately every time I make love with my husband, I start crying when I have an orgasm. Why does this happen? Pregnancy is a time of such huge biological changes that many women feel trapped on a hormonal roller coaster. This -- combined with all those hormonal swings -- is bound to make you more emotional.

Shutterstock Okay, sex is awesome hello, brain, body, and bond-boosting benefits! But getting hit with the blues—instead of euphoria—after your bedroom session is anything but. While some sexy sessions can be so good they make us cry the rush of oxytocin that floods your brain post-orgasm has been known to cause a few happy tears , postcoital dysphoria PCD is the feeling of anxiety, depression, tearfulness, and even aggression not the kind you want in bed that some women experience right after sex. And according to a new survey of college women , 46 percent of us have experienced the depressing phenomenon.