I guess I never got that. I found the experience amusing as
   hell. Bumping elbows, jiggly noises, sudden need to go to the
   bathroom at the most awkward times. I mean, kudos to those who
   get a spiritual high off of it, but I get that from pondering.
   Always did, even as a kid. Maybe I'm missing it but hey, if it
   does it for ya, go for it :) == TMI moment: Oh a lark one time,
   lying in bed, by myself, I wondered if it was possible to
   control that little muscle and get multiple orgasms. It was an
   uncontrol thing. It's doable. Just gotta relax completely and go
   inside of yourself - a state of not-controlling. Get into a
   connected with everything state with that little bit of 'extra'.
   Nothing physical needed. Just thinking and flying around in your
   head. Not something I have a habit of - I'm not a sexual kinda
   person. But I was bored, wondered if it was possible and it is.
   But I've always had an active imagination - one of the reasons
   why I REALLY want a wifi connection to my brain 'cause even at
   110wpm typing is too slow. 17 notes per second on the piano and
   only 10 fingers and limited sounds is not enough on the piano.
   The world's way too slow, body's clunky but I'm glad for it. ==
   There's physical there. If nothing else, there's that little
   muscle - I dunno what it's called (not big on names of things).
   I'm assuming it's probably the same muscle in men and women.
   Seems like a little knot buried deep in there. Not even quite
   sure where it's at (again, don't care about names or exactness)
   - but I have a "mental map" of where muscles are and activating
   it mentally takes relaxing both the muscles in the urethra in
   front and sphincter in the back without going all over yourself,
   or who you're with. Again, dunno if it's activated in the same
   way for men and women. But always seemed like it was a knot that
   was closed most of the time and a LOT of relaxing of the
   surrounding muscles has to take place for it to activate but
   just in the right way. Then, switch turns on. I doubt one could
   STAY in that state for very long 'cause it seems to blast the
   nervous system with all sorts of nitrogen bubbles - the same
   ones that get your heart pumping, your memories forming, all
   sorts of images in the brain - a real overload of the circuitry.
   == dreams can take you all sorts of unexpected places - I've had
   some dreams that were straight up anime - and I hardly watch
   much anymore, but all made up characters. Had 8-bit ones too.
   Those were interesting. Never know what the mind's gonna do -
   lucid dreaming though is definitely something worth doing. Gives
   you that observer role - seems like you've got lucid dreaming
   pretty nailed down. Everybody should know how to do it. tbh. ==
   well you got away in the dream - there's got to be a bit of
   lucid in there. Sometimes I can't always control the dreams -
   often I don't WANT to - I just want to see where they're going
   to go, and then it becomes a movie where I'm both experiencing
   and observing at the same time. Other times, I take control, but
   usually I just like letting the mind do whatever it does. It's
   entertainment while I sleep. ==