r/AskReddit • • 9h ago

what's a 10/10 life experience you must have at least once in your life?

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u/RookieMistake101 7h ago

Adding to this, simultaneous orgasm with someone you love. Simply a 10/10 experience. Not sure there’s anything better, we’re kinda programmed for that to be the best thing.

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u/BatScribeofDoom 4h ago

Maybe someday...

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u/StrongStyleShiny 2h ago

Yo it might be tough to synchronize but let me know a good time and date and I’ll give it the ole college try over here.

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u/mnilailt 2h ago

I’ll happen

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u/EnjoyerOfRamen 55m ago

I was a late bloomer, and didn't start dating until my 30s. When I finally got into a relationship, it was a little scary. We were having sex, and going out to dinners, and spending the night at one anothers house, but it still didn't quite feel right.

We went for a hike in a national park, and I was feeling a little ill. something I ate maybe. We made it back to the car, and I plop down in the passenger seat, her in the drivers. She was talking about something, I couldn't really focus, but I noticed she wasn't driving. I was curious, but didn't mind because not soon after, I swung the car door open, ran towards some bushes, and puked my guts up.

I get back in the car, feeling much better, but like a mess. I apologized for being sick and making her wait. She told me not to apologize, and that she could tell I was going to puke, so she waited for me.

It was such a small gesture, but I never really had anybody in my life do something for me without me asking, or without even thinking about it. She just did a kind gesture for me without even a second thought. Like, yea, why wouldn't I wait to make sure you're ok?

I started tearing up on the drive back to my place. Even typing this out is making me feel things. That night evening, after rehydrating and washing up and feeling better, I had so much love in my heart for her, we had some of the best sex I've ever had, and left her sweaty and panting afterwards.

We both climaxed at the same time, and it felt like magic. Something I've never felt before, honestly, or since. I cried a little afterwards because I genuinely never thought I would feel love like that in my life. I'd given up for so long, it was just so overwhelming. I've got tears now thinking about how happy I was.

Unfortunately, we weren't really a good match in some important areas. Or I ended things early because of the decades of self-hatred. I can't let somebody else love me without loving myself first, Now in my 40s, I dunno. I'm improving, so I believe I'll get there. There's just a lot of lonely days...

Sorry for whatever this post was. But yea, being loved by somebody you love, and that mutual orgasm during lovemaking (cannot stress how different lovemaking is from just sex) are the 2 best feelings in the world.

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u/Dense-Celebration686 4h ago

Me and the wife almost every time

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u/magnelectro 1h ago

Can confirm. This guy's wife is a 10 out of 10 experience. 😉 Jk

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u/porksoda11 2h ago

Hell yeah this rocks

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u/MrE2000 5h ago

Bruh

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u/BlastingStink 4h ago edited 1h ago

Fentanyl isn't even the best feeling opioid.

IIRC, oxycodone and heroin are the highest rated opioids for likability.

EtA: They either deleted their dumb reply or mods clapped it. I'm leaving mine because the contrast in topics is funny without context.

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u/happyflappypancakes 3h ago

The fuck kind of street survey are you referring to here?

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u/BlastingStink 3h ago

Not a street survey. There are studies that include surveys and other data that have been done to determine abuse potential of opioid medications. This is just a random one I found in 2 seconds.

Out of all the ones I can vaguely remember looking at, oxycodone is basically always at the top.

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u/happyflappypancakes 2h ago

Did you review the study? Looking through it myself it seems that part of the abuse potential is due to the relative ineffect of oxycodone leading increased abuse (likely due to needing more and more to get the desired effect.)

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u/BlastingStink 1h ago edited 1h ago

Did you read it? Like actually?

Oxycodone demonstrated high abuse liability on the basis of its high likability scores and a relative lack of negative subjective effects

Be careful with how you say things.

EtA: I also can't find the specific thing you're talking about within that study.