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laughing during orgasms

I have a question about orgasms. I am 47 years old and I sometimes will laugh during sex or when I going to have an orgasm. Is this normal or just plain weird? I believe I am doing it because it feels good and it is a great release in sexual tension. Is this right? Does anyone else do this?
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OMG I thought I was the only one who laughed. I mean full on belly laugh, can’t control, rolling across the bed, multiple multiple orgasms. My husband thinks it’s fun. Glad that he’s confident in his ability. It’s because of him not at him.
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Just realized this is an old tread.  But after reading this ... yah I remember I had a gf who giggled during sex.  I too found it charming.  Live is grand.
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I've had these three times! Lol I was cummming and moaned but then I started laughing so hard and he was laughing at me cause I could not stop laughing then I was like crying and laughing. Idk what happened. It's like I'm moaning and I'm about to get too loud and I just started laughing lol
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It's nice to know that someone else does this.  I am 41 and just discovered this when I married my current husband a few years ago.  Luckily he finds it quite charming.
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I am definitely not laughing at my partner's performance.
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I would think your partner would find that pretty neat.  (As long as you are not pointedly guffawing at their performance.)
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Of course, it is fun, why not!!
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trust me, if i could have an orgasm during sex, i'd be laughing too!
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Totally normal - and for just the reasons you gave. Personally, I think laughter during sex is a wonderful thing ;-)
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