If you're anything like me, you're curious about what happens in women's heads during sleep. Do they get saucy thoughts? What about wet dreams? Well, read on to find out the answers to all of your questions (and maybe some you didn't know you had)! As it turns out, men don't really have a monopoly on wet dreams - women can get them too!
The correct term for a wet dream is nocturnal emission and it is fairly common in both men and women. Nocturnal emissions, also known as nocturnal dreams, are a natural occurrence for women. They typically involve sexual thoughts or images, and can vary in intensity, duration, and frequency. Most women don't experience any pain or discomfort from nocturnal emissions. However, if you're experiencing any of these symptoms, it's best to consult a doctor. Bottom line - If it ain't broke, don't fix it!
Although we have established that yes, women do have wet dreams and they can be fun, it’s not always a pleasurable experience. Nocturnal emission disorder (NED), is a common problem in women that can occur at any stage of life. This occurs when the muscles around the genital area become aroused and contract involuntarily. Some women experience this nightly to the point where they no longer enjoy it. However this is extremely rare. A lot of women are very happy about their wet dreams.
A wet dream is a sexual dream that involves the release of fluid from the penis or vagina. This can happen during REM sleep, which is when most dreams occur. For women, this is usually more frequent because their orgasms are more fluid-heavy. Don’t we know it, some of the Babestation babes are major squirters so their wet dreams must be pretty intense.
Research suggests that women may have wet dreams as a result of dreaming about sex. However, the majority of experts believe that there is no link between dreaming about sex and having wet dreams.
Unfortunately, there is no way to avoid having a wet dream and why would you want to? They are a healthy and normal part of life. However, In the rare event that wet dreams are becoming an “issue,” certain medications may have a libido-reducing side effect so that could be worth looking into. Nocturnal emissions may occasionally be reduced or stopped this way. Those medications also make it difficult to orgasm while awake, though.
So, can women make themselves have wet dreams? The answer is yes, but it's not something that is always easy to do. Wet dreams usually happen during puberty or early adulthood, but they can occur at any age. The good news is that there is no wrong or right way to have them. For example, you can use sex toys to stimulate the clitoris in specific ways, or use arousal techniques like masturbation to increase sexual arousal.
In conclusion, women experience wet dreams almost as much as men do, but it's not always sexual in nature. In fact, some women experience them because their body is releasing a hormone called oxytocin during sleep. If you're curious about whether or not your partner has wet dreams, just ask! It might still be a bit taboo in some relationships but it can be fun to discuss!
I’m sure many of the live babeshow models have been the focus of many a wet dream. I have even overheard some of the babes in the studio talking about wet dreams where they described waking up soaking wet and horny. Next time you cam with one of the models or call Babestation for a phonesex experience, ask her about her experience with wet dreams. If you’re too shy to ask over the phone or whilst camming you could always try sexting or send her a message during a Pervcam show. You’ll find that most of the Babenation girls are very open and honest about their sexual experiences. Many of our babes are British pornstars and have first hand experience in all of the taboo fantasies.
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