Many men who are interested in getting a vasectomy are worried that it will have a negative effect on their sex life, and on their orgasms in particular. Luckily, vasectomies do not affect your sex life, and the feeling of having an orgasm and ejaculating should not change. In some cases, the first couple of times you ejaculate after having a vasectomy can be uncomfortable, but this discomfort should go away. If it doesn't, it's important to raise this issue to a doctor. Overall, having a vasectomy should not affect your orgasms, ejaculation, erections, or sex drive. On the contrary, lots of men find that the reduced stress - since there's no risk of unplanned pregnancy - can make orgasms feel even more satisfying, as well as increasing sexual desire!