11-14-2024, 01:38 PM
This is such a refreshing discussion! I’m 68 and single, and while I don’t have a regular partner, I make a point to stay in touch with my own body. I typically experience orgasm through solo activity a couple of times a week. When I was younger, I might not have considered it important, but now I realize that these moments help me feel in tune with myself and give me a bit of a mood boost.
I have a friend with benefits whom I see on occasion, and when we’re together, it adds a lot of excitement. We’re both in similar life stages, and there’s no pressure—just a mutual understanding that it’s for fun and connection. When we’re together, I find I’ll often experience ejaculation once or twice in a single weekend, sometimes more if we’re really on the same wavelength.
I think, as seniors, it’s important to remember that we’re still fully capable of experiencing pleasure and connection, even if the frequency or intensity varies. There’s a lot of stigma around older adults and sexuality, but I’ve found that my enjoyment has only deepened with age. Knowing yourself, your preferences, and being willing to explore a little keeps things lively, even if it’s just with yourself.
Being comfortable with your body’s rhythms, as you said, is key. No two people are alike, so find what works for you and enjoy the process. Thanks for bringing this up—it’s a vital part of wellness.
I have a friend with benefits whom I see on occasion, and when we’re together, it adds a lot of excitement. We’re both in similar life stages, and there’s no pressure—just a mutual understanding that it’s for fun and connection. When we’re together, I find I’ll often experience ejaculation once or twice in a single weekend, sometimes more if we’re really on the same wavelength.
I think, as seniors, it’s important to remember that we’re still fully capable of experiencing pleasure and connection, even if the frequency or intensity varies. There’s a lot of stigma around older adults and sexuality, but I’ve found that my enjoyment has only deepened with age. Knowing yourself, your preferences, and being willing to explore a little keeps things lively, even if it’s just with yourself.
Being comfortable with your body’s rhythms, as you said, is key. No two people are alike, so find what works for you and enjoy the process. Thanks for bringing this up—it’s a vital part of wellness.