 Originally Posted by hellohihello
This is very common subject. Yes it can be achieved, it can be as vivid as your LD but very short and causes most people to wake up due to the brain scrambling to provide the "sensation".
This is not accurate and has no actual evidence supporting the idea. Some people wake up, just as some people wake up from their dreams anyway. Many people are able to stay in a lucid dream while engaging in dream sex. For those who wake up, it's not known why, and despite a large number of ideas there is no actual evidence or real answer to this question yet.
Do you really believe that you can instantly orgasm, feel pain, taste, hear sounds, touch various dream textures, but that your brain can't provide you with an orgasm emulation only when you're engaging in sex? While there is no answer yet, this one likely isn't it.
 Originally Posted by hellohihello
What ever you want to do, it's your lucid dream. Keep in mind, it is a wet dream. That is why I stay away from it.
Actually, from what I've read most lucid sex dreams do not appear to actually be wet dreams. The orgasm is experienced but I've not read anything about people ejaculating except for a few, and they seem to be an exception.
 Originally Posted by Souperman22
I thought the sleep paralysis thing extended to my  . I guess it'll be PG-13 or wet sheets. >.<
Paralysis refers to the control of your muscles, not the blood flow to a penis. Actually, during REM sleep often times increased blood flow will cause you to HAVE an erection. So yes- there is a very high chance that you will have an erection during REM regardless of what you are dreaming about (think morning wood) and whether or not you are lucid, but you probably will not be ejaculating even if you dream about sex.
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