Complete Dictionary of Dreams
by Dr. Mıchael LennoxIt is this spectacular level of bliss that is represented by the orgasm; however, most dreams that involve orgasm often relate to the physiological experience of having one in the sleep state or being unable to achieve one in the dream state. In the former experience, a sleep orgasm may be the body’s way of tapping into a natural mechanism for stress relief and sexual expression, and it may be this very physiological need that gives rise to the erotic dreams that create the experience. Many men describe sexual dreams in which they can never achieve the orgasm they desire, and this may have physiological elements as well, but may also represent a level of bliss and ecstasy that they are unable to cultivate in life that may connect to other passions and self-expression that have nothing to do with the sex act. While neuroscience provides a great deal of understanding of how sex, arousal, and orgasm function within the brain, the actual reason for and presence of this phenomenon remains a mystery, and this includes its presence in the dream state.
The Language of Dreams
by Patrica TelescoStimulation and overexcitement that may cause you to expend all your energy in one shot.
If so, take care that you make this a well-considered and well-aimed effort.
A common side effect for dreams focusing on sexual fantasies. In this setting, this likely needs no further interpretation.
A physical need manifesting through what you consider a safe medium—the dream.
Strangest Dream Explanations
by Dream Explanations - AnonymousSee Sex.