I throw up when I get intimate. ?

Question

Sorry if I put it in the wrong section. I don't know where else to put it.

No lie, it is actually quite disturbing. After a while (like 8 minutes) of being intimate (not even just intercourse), i get a weird feeling in my stomach like i am going to be sick. Once we were having intercourse and I felt that feeling and I got off of him, and ran into the bathroom. As soon as I lifted the toilet seat, i vomited. Then just last night he was 'using his hands', and I felt that feeling, so I pushed his hand away, ran to the bathroom and I got sick. This has happened before too, and sometimes I have also stopped myself before i got sick. I just don't get it. It feels good, but that just, happens. What could be wrong?

Answer 1

thats gross, maybe the dudes ugly and u dont realize it but ur body surely does  haaa

Answer 2

It's going to be several possible reasons; I'm leaning towards a psychological disturbance.  

Answer 3

lol....that is so south park!

that happened to me when i was 14 and messing around with my very first bf. i guess it was nerves. i got over it after about a month.

Answer 4

wow umm you need to see a doctor  

Answer 5

Could be something mental that is making u physically sick. U could be pregnant too.. u should see a doctor asap x

Answer 6

Sounds like one of those boys from South Park.

Answer 7

My mother used to scare the h**l out of me when I was a teen. My birds and the Bee's talk was basically a long threat of what would happen to me if I had s*x. Everything from pregnancy to STD's. While its certainly true these things can happen, her discussion with me was more of a warning than education on s*x and emotions.

All that did was cause me issues early on when it came to my first feelings on s*x. When I was in situations that home plate may be on the horizon, I would clam up, get nervous and get something just short of a panic attack.

Looking back it was probably a good thing, I had a huge sexual drive and if she hadnt did what she did, theres no telling how many times she could have been proven right.