I feel like this isn't too terribly uncommon. I have gotten teary eyed before but I've never full on cried. A friend of mine has told me she has cried many times after an orgasm and even after a pap smear. My opinion is that I think a lot of hormones and chemicals are released and sometimes you just get irrationally emotional.

Yep, the first time my husband found it, years ago, first my knees started shaking, then orgasm, and then and I cried, but not on purpose! I had heard of a G-spot but I didn't know anything about one, so my husband filled me in on it shortly after we met (he used fingers, not words, lol!) I didn't cry except that time and maybe one or two others, but my knees still shake. I'm really familiar with it now, but toys are never the same as him. Wow do I love those fingers.

Just try to relax as much as you can, and feel the emotions, and cry, shake, yell (into a towel or pillow if necessary?), whatever, just let it out! If you're like me, it won't continue to be that intense, emotionally anyway.

But of course, if the feelings start to feel negative, or like you're hurting, then stop. Whatever you do should be positive, not negative. There's no hurry, you don't need to be trying to reach any goal, and it's okay to not have a timeline. Just do what feels right and no more.

Also, I remember that after feeling those strong emotions, and crying, I felt like it was a really great bonding experience--the feelings, the orgasm, the cuddling as I cried. Very special.

I have fits of uproarious laughter after a G-spot orgasm, to the point of tears in my eyes and loss of breath. It can put a stop to the action for a minute or two, until I get control.

I have gotten tears a couple of times.

Initially my wife had similar emotional reactions to g-spot orgasms. Over the years she has learned to deal with it. The orgasms are still intense - but the really emotional events are pretty rare.

Wow! Still looking for my Gspot. That kind of intensity is hard to imagine.

I'm aware of my g-spot sometimes just based on how the sensations feel compared to the rest of me when I use my dildos, but I have located the exact location or had a g-spot orgasm yet.

If this is how I am before I even have the orgasm (which I haven't gotten to yet because it's that intense) and that's a regular reaction for others' orgasm, then my orgasm from it is going to kill me ... O_o

How crazy. I had a similar reaction last year. I didn't orgasm but was overcome and starting crying. It concerned my partner and we ended up stopping. My g-spot has been pretty elusive to us so now you have me wondering if that is what happened!