Sex And Relationship
At What Age Does A Man Stop Getting Hard? Here’s What To Know
With increasing age, you may find that you experience a lower sex drive than you are used to, which can be distressing.
Many great things come with age—like wisdom, experience, etc. But most people associate age with the not-so-good stuff, like wrinkles, health problems, and the end of one’s sex life.
That last one is a common mistake, though. Erectile dysfunction may happen more often as men get older, but it’s not just a natural part of ageing.
At what age does a man stop getting hard?
The answer is simple: it doesn’t exist.
Some men in their 90s can still get erections without any trouble, while many men in their 20s struggle with erectile dysfunction (ED). There’s no age limit for having a healthy and enjoyable sex life, so if you have ED, know there are options to help.
Erectile dysfunction by age
ED, or erectile dysfunction, happens when you can’t get an erection sufficient for satisfying sex. This can mean being unable to get an erection at all or having erections that aren’t as firm or don’t last as long as you might like.
ED can happen at any age, but it’s more common in older men. By the time a man is in his 40s, he has about a 40% chance of having experienced ED. That risk increases by about 10% for each decade of life—a 50% chance in his 50s, a 60% chance in his 60s, and so on.
So age is a risk factor for ED. But ED is not a natural part of ageing that older men just have to accept and learn to live with, and ED can happen at any age. It’s always worth addressing with a healthcare provider, as ED can be a sign that something larger is going on with your health.
How to treat ED
The good news is that there are many options for treating ED.
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Natural remedies
Some men have found natural remedies for ED to be effective at improving their erections, and some research backs that up. Studies have shown that certain foods may be helpful for relieving ED. Be sure to speak with your healthcare provider before starting any supplements.
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Lifestyle changes
Your erections will be best when you’re healthy. Making simple lifestyle changes such as getting more exercise, eating a healthy diet, quitting smoking and recreational drugs, and limiting your alcohol consumption might be enough to improve ED and your sexual health.
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Medications
No matter what your age, if you’re experiencing ED, it’s a good idea to talk with a healthcare provider to identify any underlying health conditions and find a treatment plan that is right for you.
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Sex And Relationship
Do Not Give Your Girlfriend Money When Dating – Jessica Opare-Saforo Advises Men
Popular media personality, Jessica Opare-Saforo has a different view on men spending money on their girlfriends.
In a video shared on her YouTube channel, Jessica stated that it is not okay for guys to give money to their girlfriends.
Jessica Opare-Saforo said the worst thing a man can give to a woman during dating is money.
If the man is to give money regularly to his partner when dating, she argued that the relationship can collapse.
“People might think that giving their partner money guarantees loyalty, guarantees love, guarantees a happy relationship but I am here to tell you that it is actually not the case. If you are someone who has based your whole relationship on money as the solution to everything…there’s an argument and the next thing you do is give her money to go and buy her favourite thing, go shopping, what you are doing is actually damaging your relationship because money cannot be the solution to everything. There is more to life than money.
“Money is great, money is good, money makes things easier, a lot of things but it is not the solution to every problem,” said Jessica.
She added that women who make monetary demands often will leave the men when they are not able to give someday.
Watch the video below;
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General Overseer of Dunamis International Gospel Church, Pastor Paul Enenche has cautioned men and women against abuse in marriage.
The popular televangelist was preaching on marriage when he urged his church members to avoid marriages that could end them in death.
According to him, divorce is not allowed under any condition but it is better to be alive and there is no marriage than for you to die because of marriage.
He further charged men to handover their wives to their to parents if they think they can’t handle them.
He also noted that it nonsense to die in a marriage, “a killer marriage is a nonsense marriage,” he said.
He continued that some men can abuse their wives emotionally and psychologically.
Pastor Paul Enenche comments come after renowned Nigerian musician, Sister Osinachi Nwachukwu passed on few days ago.
According to reports, the Ekwueme singer has been suffering from physical abuse from her husband and had been on life support for the past two months.
The singer, who is known for her angelic voice, is generally known for the track, Ekwueme, and afterwards the sad news of her demise has gone viral, with many people reacting to it.
Right through her career as a gospel singer, she has featured in some popular gospel songs like ‘Nara Ekele’ by Pastor Dr Paul Enenche (Dunamis, Abuja), ‘Ekwueme’ by Prospa Ochimana, and ‘You no dey use me play’ by Emma.
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Sex And Relationship
‘I Dated My Wife For 9 Years And She Never Asked Me For Money’ – Nigerian Man Shares ‘Grass To Grace’ Story
A Nigerian man has revealed how his girlfriend who is now his wife never stressed him with financial responsibilities during the period he dated her.
He said that they dated for almost 9 years, and during that moment he cannot recall a single moment that she placed a financial burden on his weak shoulders.
He shared his story on Twitter while ultimately reminding couples never to make the fulcrum of their relationship.
In his words;
”All through the almost 9 years I dated my wife, I cannot recall her asking me for money for anything for one day.
It was basically us just doing stuff together with our money. Right from university days until we graduated.
She didn’t call me one day to ask for money for phone Recharge card or hair or dress. We had occasional exchange of gifts and that’s that. Do not see me as tweeting from a privilege position. Our parents weren’t wealthy but they took care of our needs. All these were mostly seen as normal to us because it was common amongst my peers.
So it’s what I know I’ll tweet about. It remained that way until we got married before we individually took up our roles. To the younger ones, you can do it. Poverty is not an excuse as long as you have parents or siblings that are sponsoring you, live within your means and enjoy your relationship and grow together.
Involving money in relationships breed entitlement mentality between people dating.
I take care of you and you give me sex. That’s entitlement. You miss all the opportunities to truly know who you’re dating & it reduces trust & This was what we did. It doesn’t have to work for you if you try. But I’ll not come here to deceive you/tweet for the optics just because it’s “popular” opinion.I’m more into building, bonding & deliberately committing when it involves issues of the heart.”
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