WyOsas' Older Guys
This is for you older guys to show how hot and special you are and the ones that love you.
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is 76 considered too old
Return to DiscussionsI don't think a person is ever too old to enjoy themselves. I'm 70 and still have a healthy sex drive, and I hope it keeps going as long as I can. I like hearing about people older than me who still enjoy sex with others or pleasing themselves if they don't have a partner (that's me). So, keep enjoying.
Butch
It all depends on your medical status, your basic physical condition and health, and if you have a sexual libido to begin with....I am 75, almost 76. Until last winter I was enjoying a very active sex life even though edging sessions were longer, and fluid levels less, I was having wonderful erections and orgasms. Then in the process of having emergency surgery on a hernia, one of the nerve strings in the scrotum that assist in erections was permanently severed. Now I can manage a semi to 3/4 erection, yet my orgasms are just as intense and edging takes longer to reach that point. However, I still enjoy a wonderful sex life and both me and my partner have enjoyed the extended play time.
I turned 78 a few weeks ago and still have an active sex life. my pre-cum dried up years ago but still have nice erections and ejaculate a few times a month. Have 2 different married paly buddies and we enjoy oral to completion each time we meet~
Bill
Im a month shy of 77 and I have never been more horny. I love being naked, especially with others and outdoors. Im passionately bisexual and enjoy sexual pleasure as often as I can although these days its almost entirely m2m. Maybe my sexual appetite will slow down eventually but its not today.
I am 76 and feel terrific up for most things bn
I have been witness to guys worrying about being too old since 25. That's not us or you or him. That is a warped ideology that is delivered by consumer culture which makes the most profit not from men who at any age think they're awesome but the opposite. It's natural to be affected by it. It's also 100% that which you can move past and forward with no regrets. It's a useless philosophy for happy living. We're only too old when we're dead or nearly so. Having hosted sex events with guys to 98 and seen absolutely nothing holding anyone back and truthfully often far more intense and exciting than anything under 30s typically see (this was the most frequent comment younger guests made on first arriving). Which isn't a criticism but rather an example of things not conforming to norms with not anyone that gives a damn if somewhere someone disapproves. That is ever the case and the point is to spoil your fun. Don't like it don't do it but maybe it's ok for others to decide what they want especially after 65 lol. If the folks around you are pessimistic ask em to be less enthusiastic about it in your presence and if that's not acceptable to them I would say that new friends are not a terrible idea. Enjoy everything you can as well as your body allows you and really appreciate your right to pleasure and happiness. It will change and has. But there's a whole new world each and every time. We have about 5 major psychosexual changes as men. It means that even if you don't have any health issues that affect sexual pleasure and health you can often find that what worked does not in a flash.
It is not unnatural or abnormal but the doctors are finished with guys after 65... viagra scrips are it pretty much. Sleep apnea and abdominal muscle collapse are two fixable things that can cause no erections but if one is minimized and you get enough oxygen again and the other is repaired so your internal pressure is superior to that of the corpus cav in the penis (of course a lower internal pressure means that the blood in the cock stays... not in the cock). But no one tells men that it's easily possible to get oxygen deprived to the point of lacking the saturation over time to have an erection or that it is possible to reverse the flow as it were between the body and the boner which is guaranteed to never work for your interests. Most of us have to imagine that we're broken and somehow responsible.