Most men (or boys?) of a certain age have entered into the realm of multiple ejaculative experiences likely of the masturbatory variety in a 24-hour period. Maybe you were home sick one day from school and had the house to yourself. Or perhaps you and your significant other attempted a how many times can you physically come in one day before your D falls off marathon.
My point is that most men are at least somewhat familiar with their ejaculatory ceiling. Most I’ve done is 5-6. When I was in my teen’s. A long time ago, in a bed far far away, maybe if I properly hydrated and took some zinc supplements I could break 10 or even 15, who knows.
There’s one study on record of a man who had a prolactin deficiency and no refractory period. He masturbated and ejaculated six times in about 40 minutes, but he produced less fluid each time. The recovery depends on age, how much arousal you get between sessions, hormones, and your overall health. After sex, your penis becomes flaccid from neural signals telling your body to relax, especially the organ that’s been doing most of the work.
There’s no hard-and-fast rule on how quickly you will recover, but to the issue of how many times a guy can jolt himself past the O-faced finish line, assuming said man is in the prime of his sexual prowess, it’s a lot. So on average, if one has sex right after the refractory period is over, how many times can a guy come at most? That’s 24 x 2 = 48 times. But we all know this is a theoretical number because this is too physically demanding.
