I just had my first creampie the other night and I was wondering if my reaction is a typical one or if I'm just weird. For me it was one of the most magical and special moments I've ever experienced. For the most part I think I would say it was more of a mental reaction but the creampie itself was enough to make me squirt and then remain horny for the next 12 hours. I wasn't horny because of being unsatisfied in the least bit either. And then the connection I feel with my boyfriend is deeper than I would have thought possible.

Because of some previous threads I've read, I'm going to clarify creampie as a man cuming in you, and specifically in your vagina for this question.

Please, also spare me the lecture of the consequences of having my boyfriend cum inside of me. I know what I'm getting myself into and I can handle it. less

I thought the idea of a cream pie was for the male to ejaculate into their partner, and let the semen ooze out for all to see. So unless he withdraws or is wearing a condom, most intercourse sort of qualifies. Personally, I love to see the cum seeping from a woman’s vagina, it is so sexy. Unfortunately, I had prostate surgery, so no more cream pies in this household.
Enjoy them when they happen, time eventually catches up with us. less

Do a little google search and you will find many reputable articles that describe the positive impact of seminal fluid absorption by a woman. Psychology Today reports that semen is an antidepressant.

Sadly couples relying on condoms loose out on the positive interactions that result from 'natural sex'. Evolutionary theory supports the concept that things have evolved for a reason - in this case frequent sex and the chemical cocktail that is semen are good for women. less

I feel nothing when my partner cums inside me, and I don't like the cum leaks out of my vagina even after taking a shower. So we don't practice creampie often. But reading about the positive effects of sperms you mentioned I'm thinking of changing my mind less