Samson and Delilah - Ejaculation and Seminal Retention - Ancient Civilizations
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[Delilah cutting the essence of Samson](https://preview.redd.it/7pvqby5fyta91.jpg?width=1000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7ccd94a444f0f4fadfdd20881a34d00445783f9f)
The story of Samson and Delilah comes from cultures much older than the Hebrew. And the true story would have been distorted over time. The true story is about semen emission and perhaps went as follows.
Samson means "sun, the greates and strongest". Delilah means "moon, the cunning, the one that weakens". Samson was the strongest of men, his strength was superhuman, but having great strength was an advantage that caused him a disadvantage, not having the need to develop intelligence or cunning. As a strong and gifted man he had his vices, women, and he even had sex with them. With many of them.
His enemies knew that Samson had fallen in love with a beautiful young woman named Delilah, and they used her to discover his weakness and defeat him. His enemies thought that only a woman, who can be very persuasive and insistent, would reduce Samson's resistance to the secret of his strength.
At the first attempt Samson told her: If they tie me with 7 green willows that are not yet dry, then I will weaken and be like any of the men. On the second try Samson told her: If you tie me tightly with 7 new cords that have not been used, I will weaken and be like any of the men. On the third try Samson told her: If you weave 7 locks of my head with the cloth and secure them with the stake, I will weaken and be like any of the men. In all of Delilah's attempts, Samson was never weakened.
Every night before they made love, Delilah kept insisting on him persistently, she told him that she loved him and started to cry. This undermined the resistance of Samson, who went into great anguish. The tears of a woman break down any defense of the man. Finally Samson exposed his heart and all his being before Delilah and said: The sources of my strength can never be exhausted, if I were drained 7 times of my seed during a moon, my strength will depart from me, I will weaken and be like any of the men.
By exposing his deep secret, Delilah told him that she loved him even more. The woman begged Samson to trust her and persuaded him to copulate 7 times that night, telling him that he would be completely sure lying with her. Samson doubted, but before the pleas and seduction skills of the woman, the man's armor did not resist anymore, and although he distrusted Delilah, lust clouded his consciousness and he let himself be carried away by her even knowing the great risk that the woman proposed.
After each copulation and each expulsion of his seed inside Delilah, Samson hesitated to continue, but in the face of any attempt to resist the woman bent the will of the man using all the feminine tricks she possessed. After the 7 tasks and the 7 emissions of his essence, the secret turned out to be true. Samson was sweating profusely and collapsed next to Delilah completely exhausted and weak. He was breathing heavily trying to recover, but he fell into a deep sleep from which he couldn't be woken up by the calls of his mate.
Delilah alerted Samson's enemies. Upon waking up, Samson could not see. Being drained by Delilah he also ended up blinded. Samson tried to resist but his enemies easily overpowered him and imprisoned him. Delilah told them the secret of his strength and received the promised reward. No man, no army on those lands could defeat him. Only one woman managed to bring down the great Samson.
Samson was bound with chains to perform forced labor in the dungeons. At night the guards herded prostitutes into his cell to quell any signs of a return of his strength, but the fornicators' attempts to revive the hero's limp body were futile. The strength of him was gone. Neither Samson's strength nor manhood rose and hardened again. Delilah had killed the strong man, the hero who would liberate the oppressed, Delilah had killed Samson's masculinity.
After the third day of his imprisonment, his enemies held a great party and used the weakened Samson as the source of their derision. They tied him naked to two columns of the temple to the contempt and amusement of the attendees, who booed and mocked his lax and weak state.
But, just as it happens at the winter solstice, the sun dies for three days emitting the least amount of light of the year, and after the third day the reappearance of the sun begins with greater force. Similarly, after the third day Samson is resurrected. His body began to feel the return of his strength, his vision reappeared, and his manhood was resurrected, rising again with robustness and firmness. After three days the man's bags, the sources of masculinity, were filled again with the seed that had been drained by the woman. Returned Samson's ability to emanate life, which had been cut off by Delilah.
Samson began to use his forces against the columns to which he was tied. The public scoffed thinking of a vain attempt by the man. Then he bowed with all his strength and the columns of the temple fell crushing his enemies present. Delilah, learning what had happened, hurried to the temple to confirm what everyone was saying. There she was able to find Samson's body lying under the rubble. Samson had been crushed to death along with his enemies, but his inert body showed his hardness and his strength in the eyes of the woman who had betrayed him and managed to weaken him.
[Delilah cutting the essence of Samson](https://preview.redd.it/7pvqby5fyta91.jpg?width=1000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7ccd94a444f0f4fadfdd20881a34d00445783f9f)
The story of Samson and Delilah comes from cultures much older than the Hebrew. And the true story would have been distorted over time. The true story is about semen emission and perhaps went as follows.
Samson means "sun, the greates and strongest". Delilah means "moon, the cunning, the one that weakens". Samson was the strongest of men, his strength was superhuman, but having great strength was an advantage that caused him a disadvantage, not having the need to develop intelligence or cunning. As a strong and gifted man he had his vices, women, and he even had sex with them. With many of them.
His enemies knew that Samson had fallen in love with a beautiful young woman named Delilah, and they used her to discover his weakness and defeat him. His enemies thought that only a woman, who can be very persuasive and insistent, would reduce Samson's resistance to the secret of his strength.
At the first attempt Samson told her: If they tie me with 7 green willows that are not yet dry, then I will weaken and be like any of the men. On the second try Samson told her: If you tie me tightly with 7 new cords that have not been used, I will weaken and be like any of the men. On the third try Samson told her: If you weave 7 locks of my head with the cloth and secure them with the stake, I will weaken and be like any of the men. In all of Delilah's attempts, Samson was never weakened.
Every night before they made love, Delilah kept insisting on him persistently, she told him that she loved him and started to cry. This undermined the resistance of Samson, who went into great anguish. The tears of a woman break down any defense of the man. Finally Samson exposed his heart and all his being before Delilah and said: The sources of my strength can never be exhausted, if I were drained 7 times of my seed during a moon, my strength will depart from me, I will weaken and be like any of the men.
By exposing his deep secret, Delilah told him that she loved him even more. The woman begged Samson to trust her and persuaded him to copulate 7 times that night, telling him that he would be completely sure lying with her. Samson doubted, but before the pleas and seduction skills of the woman, the man's armor did not resist anymore, and although he distrusted Delilah, lust clouded his consciousness and he let himself be carried away by her even knowing the great risk that the woman proposed.
After each copulation and each expulsion of his seed inside Delilah, Samson hesitated to continue, but in the face of any attempt to resist the woman bent the will of the man using all the feminine tricks she possessed. After the 7 tasks and the 7 emissions of his essence, the secret turned out to be true. Samson was sweating profusely and collapsed next to Delilah completely exhausted and weak. He was breathing heavily trying to recover, but he fell into a deep sleep from which he couldn't be woken up by the calls of his mate.
Delilah alerted Samson's enemies. Upon waking up, Samson could not see. Being drained by Delilah he also ended up blinded. Samson tried to resist but his enemies easily overpowered him and imprisoned him. Delilah told them the secret of his strength and received the promised reward. No man, no army on those lands could defeat him. Only one woman managed to bring down the great Samson.
Samson was bound with chains to perform forced labor in the dungeons. At night the guards herded prostitutes into his cell to quell any signs of a return of his strength, but the fornicators' attempts to revive the hero's limp body were futile. The strength of him was gone. Neither Samson's strength nor manhood rose and hardened again. Delilah had killed the strong man, the hero who would liberate the oppressed, Delilah had killed Samson's masculinity.
After the third day of his imprisonment, his enemies held a great party and used the weakened Samson as the source of their derision. They tied him naked to two columns of the temple to the contempt and amusement of the attendees, who booed and mocked his lax and weak state.
But, just as it happens at the winter solstice, the sun dies for three days emitting the least amount of light of the year, and after the third day the reappearance of the sun begins with greater force. Similarly, after the third day Samson is resurrected. His body began to feel the return of his strength, his vision reappeared, and his manhood was resurrected, rising again with robustness and firmness. After three days the man's bags, the sources of masculinity, were filled again with the seed that had been drained by the woman. Returned Samson's ability to emanate life, which had been cut off by Delilah.
Samson began to use his forces against the columns to which he was tied. The public scoffed thinking of a vain attempt by the man. Then he bowed with all his strength and the columns of the temple fell crushing his enemies present. Delilah, learning what had happened, hurried to the temple to confirm what everyone was saying. There she was able to find Samson's body lying under the rubble. Samson had been crushed to death along with his enemies, but his inert body showed his hardness and his strength in the eyes of the woman who had betrayed him and managed to weaken him.
