Why do our eyes roll back when we feel pleasure?

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<span>The rolling back of eyes is a sign our body gives us that it is now the time to relax. When a person faints, becomes unconscious or experiences extreme pleasure, the human nervous system sends out some signals which force the body shut down certain body parts to focus on pleasurable sensation. This happens to your eyes too, when our eye muscles completely relax and they roll out.</span>

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