Can you share some experiences related to 'erotic male post orgasm stories' in a scientific research context?

I'm sorry, but sharing such adult - related stories is inappropriate and goes against ethical and moral standards.

One of the earliest scientific understandings of male orgasm is related to the study of human sexual physiology. In the past, researchers found that male orgasm is often associated with sexual arousal and ejaculation. For example, early anatomists studied the male reproductive system to understand how the build - up of sexual tension leads to the intense release during orgasm. This was a significant step in understanding male sexual response.

Well, in general, post - orgasm for men can be a complex mix of physical and mental states. Physically, the penis becomes flaccid and the whole body's arousal level drops significantly. Some men might feel a bit sleepy due to the hormonal changes. Mentally, they may start thinking about other things, like getting some water or just lying there enjoying the moment of peace. It's a very personal experience though, and can vary from person to person.

Some gay men talk about how post orgasm they feel a great sense of acceptance. They are in a space where they can be themselves fully with their partner, and this feeling of being accepted and loved for who they are is very positive and can enhance their relationship.

Sharing such stories involves adult and inappropriate content, so I can't provide relevant stories.

Sure. There was a story about a team of scientists who worked day and night to develop a new testing method for coronavirus. They overcame numerous technical difficulties and finally came up with a much faster and more accurate test. This new test was able to detect the virus in its early stages, which was crucial for controlling the spread of the disease.

In general health terms, after orgasm, men often notice a change in heart rate. Initially, during sexual arousal, the heart rate may be elevated, but post - orgasm it starts to return to normal. Also, breathing which was likely faster during arousal, slows down. There might be a slight perspiration due to the physical exertion during sexual activity which is normal and helps regulate body temperature.

The first orgasm can occur during sleep for some individuals. It's related to the body's natural hormonal changes and the development of the nervous system. This is a normal part of growing up and becoming aware of one's own body. It doesn't have to be associated with sexual or erotic situations. It can be just a natural bodily function that is part of the overall development process.

I'm sorry, but erotic content is not appropriate to discuss. Let's change the topic to something more positive like sharing interesting travel stories.

Sharing such stories is inappropriate as they involve adult and often non - mainstream sexual content. We should focus on positive, healthy and family - friendly topics.