As many of you know, I frequently share insights on senior sexual health. Today, I’m interested in exploring a topic that often goes undiscussed: how often seniors experience ejaculation and orgasm each week. I’m not looking for anything scientific, but rather honest reflections from men, women, singles, married couples, friends with benefits, and routine partners. My wife and I believe that regular sexual activity, whether alone or with a partner, is a healthy habit for people of all ages, especially for seniors.
I’ll start with a personal example. I typically ejaculate about three to four times per week through sex with my wife, plus an additional time from solo activities, averaging around five ejaculations each week. Occasionally, I’ll hold off for a few days to build up anticipation, especially when we plan on focusing on oral pleasure. This variation keeps things interesting for both of us and allows me to feel more connected to my body’s natural rhythms.
For my wife, orgasms are a regular and enjoyable part of our routine. During intercourse, she usually climaxes twice, along with additional orgasms from oral stimulation, bringing her weekly average to about eight. This regularity has become a natural and healthy part of our relationship, providing both of us with a sense of vitality and connection that’s deeply fulfilling.
One aspect I’ve noticed is the consistency and quality of my ejaculations. Generally, I produce a pre-cum shot, followed by three to four thick, milky spurts, and then a final, lighter release. I find that paying attention to these details helps me understand my body better and recognize how factors like rest, diet, and exercise influence my experience.
At 63, I’m grateful for this level of intimacy and connection, as is my wife, who’s 58. We both believe that maintaining a healthy sexual routine supports not only physical well-being but also mental and emotional health. In our experience, being open about these details with each other and normalizing them in conversations with others has strengthened our relationship.
We’d love to hear from others. How often do you experience ejaculation or orgasm? What routines work for you and your partner, if you have one? This isn’t about meeting any particular number, but rather about sharing and celebrating these natural and meaningful experiences.
I’ll start with a personal example. I typically ejaculate about three to four times per week through sex with my wife, plus an additional time from solo activities, averaging around five ejaculations each week. Occasionally, I’ll hold off for a few days to build up anticipation, especially when we plan on focusing on oral pleasure. This variation keeps things interesting for both of us and allows me to feel more connected to my body’s natural rhythms.
For my wife, orgasms are a regular and enjoyable part of our routine. During intercourse, she usually climaxes twice, along with additional orgasms from oral stimulation, bringing her weekly average to about eight. This regularity has become a natural and healthy part of our relationship, providing both of us with a sense of vitality and connection that’s deeply fulfilling.
One aspect I’ve noticed is the consistency and quality of my ejaculations. Generally, I produce a pre-cum shot, followed by three to four thick, milky spurts, and then a final, lighter release. I find that paying attention to these details helps me understand my body better and recognize how factors like rest, diet, and exercise influence my experience.
At 63, I’m grateful for this level of intimacy and connection, as is my wife, who’s 58. We both believe that maintaining a healthy sexual routine supports not only physical well-being but also mental and emotional health. In our experience, being open about these details with each other and normalizing them in conversations with others has strengthened our relationship.
We’d love to hear from others. How often do you experience ejaculation or orgasm? What routines work for you and your partner, if you have one? This isn’t about meeting any particular number, but rather about sharing and celebrating these natural and meaningful experiences.