The story of S
There are multiple factors at work here and it seems that some may be getting them confused.
There is
frequency of ejaculation. This is how soon after orgasm you can manage another SOG. This time certainly is shorter when we are younger and the refractory period becomes longer as we leave our twenties (sigh
).
There is the
quantity of ejaculation. This is the total volume of "stuff" you produce at orgasm. This will be greater if you've abstained for a while. It will also be greater if you are (mentaly
and physically) more stimulated at the time of orgasm. Think of the load you shot the last time you really had a great session!
Finally, there is
sperm count which is the
ratio of little swimmers to the overal volume of ejaculate. The sperm count will be lower than
your average on second and subsequent SOG because your body has not had the time to replace the sperm since the last shot.
This (on average) takes about 24 hours.
badboy's point about overall body fatigue is also valid. We don't just use up
sperm when we have an orgasm...sometimes we get a full-body workout!
Of course, my information is mostly academic since I have not had any personal experience with
other men, and perhaps some of the ladies have some annecdotal experience that might be of interest here.
After all, the points I have made represent averages in the population, and individual people may vary greatly from the norm.
Zog.