Near Sneezes

JM4CY

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Does anybody else hate these as much as I do? They can ruin my day for probably a good 10 minutes. You have to deal with the snot without the climax.
Not an issue here. Family hates it. I climax so hard if I don’t muzzle the load up a bit with an elbow or something, I practically shoot birdshot through cinderblock walls.
 

Cyched

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Not an issue here. Family hates it. I climax so hard if I don’t muzzle the load up a bit with an elbow or something, I practically shoot birdshot through cinderblock walls.

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I’ve heard this before. Keep forgetting to try it.
It isn't something you try, you would know if it works for you.

It's called the photic sneeze reflex.

I have it and when I was a kid I assumed it was something that happened to everybody. It turns out that like less than 25% of the people do it.
 

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It isn't something you try, you would know if it works for you.



I have it and when I was a kid I assumed it was something that happened to everybody. It turns out that like less than 25% of the people do it.
Today I learned not everyone has this. There’s a better than 50% chance I’m sneezing when I step outside and it’s bright out
 

besserheimerphat

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The way I understand it, the bright-light-sneeze thing is similar to phantom limb sensations. The part of your brain that controls pupils dilation is adjacent to the part that controls sneezes. Sometimes the pupil contraction signal "leaks" into the sneeze area, causing the sneeze. So bright sunny days, looking into lightbulbs, etc causes sneezes. I think there's a genetic component to it, like being able to roll your tongue.
 

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