Things That Make Your Brain Feel Orgasmic

16 Things Other Than Sex That Will Give Your Brain The Same Feeling As An Orgasm

by Shalini Published: April 1, 2021Updated: October 22, 2021 2 minutes read

Good sex means a good orgasm. But apart from sex, there are many things in life that will make your brain release the same hormones and make you feel good. The same brain cells are stimulated or released when you eat chocolate. Don’t believe us?

Here are a few other things that are actually better than getting laid!

1. A good stretch and yawn combination

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2. Wiggling your ear with the pinky finger

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3. Taking a hot shower in the winter

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4. Popping bubble wrap

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5. Unhooking a bra after a long day

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6. Finally getting to pee after holding it for too long

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7. Taking off heels

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8. Cracking all your knuckles perfectly

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9. Sneezing

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10. Peeling off the plastic on new electronics

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11. Stroking someone’s shaved head

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12. Taking a majestic, effortless shit and feeling 3 kilos lighter

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13. Realising that two unrelated holidays that innocently fell on a Friday and a Monday just gave you a 4-day weekend.

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14. Walking on autumn leaves and hearing the rustling sound

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15. Head massager

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16. Almost dropping your phone but catching it at the last minute

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Shalini

An interior designer turned into content writer, Shalini is an experienced Editor and Content Writer with a demonstrated history of working in the marketing and advertising industry. Skilled in Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Web Content Writing and Editing. Strong media and communication professional with an Interior Designer focused in Designing from Inifd. Experienced Content Writer with a demonstrated history of working in content writing and blogging for 6 years she has the ability to make an impact by writing statements that intensify the tone of a topic. She strive to find a way to weave words unconventionally while serving a meaningful result for the readers.