I’m a female member. Recently, when I get overly excited during sex and start moaning, my breathing gets faster and faster, and by the time I climax, I end up hyperventilating.
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Afterward, or if we take a break, I can consciously calm my breathing back down.
But this never used to happen, and now I hyperventilate almost every time, so I’m wondering whether this can become a habit.
If you know any ways to prevent hyperventilation, or if you’re seeing someone who also tends to hyperventilate, I’d appreciate any advice.
For reference, I’ve never experienced hyperventilation in everyday life before.
Maezawa from the CEO’s Office here.
> After climaxing or taking a short break, I can consciously calm my breathing and get it back to normal.
In that case, it doesn’t seem like a problem.
It sounds like hyperventilation becomes an issue when people panic because their breathing won’t return to normal. If you feel that you’re okay, it probably isn’t anything to worry about.
Your heart rate also seems to rise when you climax, so it’s possible that your breathing is simply increasing in response to your elevated heart rate rather than it being hyperventilation.
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Mamiya from Universe Club here.
I understand how you feel about almost hyperventilating during sex!
Depending on how you breathe in rhythm with your partner’s undulating thrusts, I sometimes even feel like crying. I suspect it may be similar to the way you breathe when you cry.
Just as smiling can make you feel happier, your breathing and the way you breathe may be making you hyperventilate a little. So try practicing different techniques, such as abdominal and chest breathing, in your everyday life.
If you can control your breathing, I think you can control your mind as well!
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I’m Nana Ayase ♡
I’m sensitive too and tend to get vocal, but when I feel like I’m about to hyperventilate, I try to exhale slowly and deeply. So is it like one breath going, “Ah… ahh, mmm… hyaaah~”?
Mr. Mac, is that why I’m often choked or have a hand pushed deep into my mouth? Breath play with my hands restrained feels kind of frightening too (tears).
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I’m Taro, a male member.
Maybe the way you make sounds has started leaning in that direction. Why not try not making any sounds instead? Imagine that your parents are sleeping in the next room.
I’ve heard that sensitive women can start hyperventilating when things get intense. But if that’s the case, the man can simply adjust his approach.
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