Somewhere many years ago i read something claiming that the force of <a href="http://www.snopes.com/science/stats/sneeze.asp">sneeze was 1/10th the force of an orgasm</a>. (linked to keep you snopes-happy people happy. Incidentally I <em>can</em> sneeze with my eyes open. It's not very comfortable). Now, this article seems to deal with the actual blood-pump frenzy itself and not any quantitative measures of force, so I'm going to go ahead and work under the supposition that this statement isn't inherently false.

Now, when you sneeze, if you feel it coming on, would you prefer it go away or occur?

I for one, hate losing a sneeze. it feels so awful. Lately however, I have been wondering though, is that awful feeling actually the side effect of losing a sneeze (and through what mechanism does that actually happen anyways?) <strong><big>OR</big></strong> is it just the normal feeling, one sneeze less than the feeling of a sneeze?

That would require a sneeze to be a positive feeling, and I'm willing to believe it up to the point of about four sneezes or so (after that, my nose just starts to hurt )

so while it doesn't induce a delicious sensation in the lower torso, why can't it induce a delicious sensation in the nasal cavity?