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https://universe-club.jp/help/questions/view/5031 Thank you all for your responses. I’d been keeping in touch from time to time, and the other day I traveled to the area where my papa (a male supporter) lives. We were finally able to see each other again after nine months. Since he has a family and holds a prominent position, we couldn’t really go out openly, but I was still very happy to be able to spend the whole day together. (Just as Gaku-sama imagined in one of the answers, he is a fairly prominent person living outside a major city, so I was really surprised at how accurate that was.) We usually only saw each other after work, so when he told me, “This time is special,” it really stayed with me and made me incredibly happy. Since it had been so long since we’d seen each other, we spent about four fun hours together at a hotel. But the next day, I was so sore in various places that even moving around was really difficult. Do any of you ever get sore after spending a lot of time having fun in bed? Could it simply be because I’m out of shape? It had also been a very long time since I’d been intimate, but I was still a little surprised at how heavy and sluggish my body felt afterward.

Answer 1

I’m a male member, Paper Airplane. Spending the whole day together and having a good time at a hotel for four hours sounds nice. New therapists at men’s relaxation salons often end up with muscle soreness all over the next day after working for a few hours on their first day. That’s simply because they used muscles they don’t normally use. Perhaps, without realizing it, you used different muscles while supporting someone’s body, staying bent over, moving around, and trying various positions and postures than you normally would…

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I’m Gaku, a male member. I’m glad you were able to meet. The woman has muscle soreness? I wonder why. Maybe she really gave it her all in the riding position.

Answer 3

Maezawa from the CEO’s office here—I’ll answer your question too. Thank you for your question. I’m glad you were able to meet him. > Could this simply be because I don’t get enough exercise? I think the muscle soreness is probably due to a lack of exercise. That said, since men usually do more of the moving, I would expect someone who doesn’t exercise much to be more prone to muscle soreness. But in your case… Hmm.

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