Male Issues About Sex and Aging
As men age, they can expect to undergo some physical changes that affect their sexuality. But unlike women, who have to deal with their feelings about not being able to reproduce after menopause, men can produce active sperm well into their golden years. Changes that occur in men are: • It may take longer for a man to obtain an erection because of hardening of blood vessels that lead to his erectile tissue.

• The urge to ejaculate weakens, so it may take him longer to ejaculate.

• The resolution time in his sexual response cycle becomes longer, so it will take him longer to get another erection after he ejaculates.

• Scrotal tissue sags and wrinkles, and testes shrink and lose their firmness.

• The prostate gland often enlarges and its contractions can become weaker during orgasm.
• Sperm production declines in old age. By age 80, less than half of men have sperm in their ejaculate. However, men as old as 90 have fathered children. Male sexual responsiveness may become somewhat slower after age 40. As I mentioned in the list above, it may take him longer to get an erection, and he may need more stimulation in order to ejaculate, and after he ejaculates, it may take him longer than usual to get another erection (from 1 hour to up to 12 hours, depending on what has been typical for him in the past). You may have heard the joke: “Sometimes it takes me all night to do what I used to be able to do all night long.” Well, that's how some men feel about it. But many women consider this a blessing, and view their guys as better lovers once they are older. A more mature man may quickly become hip to the joys of extended pre-intimacy, which he may need to get hard. And because he takes longer to ejaculate, sex lasts longer, which can mean lots more fun for both partners. Then even if he can't get hard again until the next day, they can both feel satisfied knowing that they had some good, long amazing sex. You Can't Keep a Good (Old) Man Down Perhaps the sexual issues that aging men have to cope with the most often are erectile difficulties. Impotence, the inability to get an erection, may be physically or psychologically induced. When it is caused by psychological issues, it is most likely because a man who fears aging may worry that he won't get hard. All that -------------------
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