I M Obsessed Makes Me Squirt Every Single Time

CNN -- Poets, novelists and songwriters have described it in countless turns of phrase, but at the level of biology, love is all about chemicals. Although the physiology of romantic love has not been extensively studied, scientists can trace the symptoms of deep attraction to their logical sources. When you catch sight of your beloved and your heart starts racing, that's because of an adrenaline rush, said Dr. Reginald Ho, a cardiac electrophysiologist and associate professor of medicine at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Here's how it works: The brain sends signals to the adrenal gland, which secretes hormones such as adrenaline, epinephrine and norepinephrine. They flow through the blood and cause the heart to beat faster and stronger, Ho said.

For me, I just love making a guy squirm, seeing the faces he makes, and hearing the things he says. I get no real physical pleasure from doing it, but the experience is so rewarding. I love it. All of that just makes it SO worth it. I never thought I would like giving head, but I love love love it. I love the noises they make and how their legs shake and swallowing.

Picture: Metro. I was rather confused, trying to swallow, before I realised what was going on. Paul says Louise squirted after 10 to 15 minutes of penetration.

Remember the taunting playground rhyme, Sitting in a Tree? We kid you not. Americans have a long storied history of being close-lipped and cringe-faced about sex and mental health individually. Talking about them together? Because the link between the two runs deep.