Coming to your senses, if you will.
So, picture the scene. You’re having a little, uh, ‘me-time’, you climax and suddenly, you’re almost a different person.
Energy is coursing through your veins. You can take on anything. Can you organise the whole house today? Probably! Time to set up a new workout regiment that pushes you to your limit, every single day? Absolutely. Best get around to that book you were going to write, too.
If this sounds familiar, it’s because you have experienced something called ‘post-nut clarity’. Post-nut clarity is a result of the endorphins that rush through your body giving you a heady rush of pleasure and purpose., a urologist at Garden State Urology, “we do know that orgasm activates dozens of regions in the brain, and is so complex that we still don’t understand so much of it”.
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