There’s a myth that as you get older, sex gets boring and less frequent. It doesn’t have to be that way, though. Just because you’re not in your 20s anymore doesn’t mean you can’t still have passionate, beautiful sex. You just need to make a few changes. Here are four ways to have more fulfilling sex later in life.
Give Yourself More Time
Physical changes in the body as you age mean your sexual responses begin to slow and it takes longer to get aroused and reach orgasm. Give yourself plenty of time by choosing a time and place for sex that allows you to have uninterrupted time and no reason to rush. This may mean experimenting with different times and places, or even taking time away from home, to explore how much time you need.
Address Medical Issues
Men often feel embarrassed about admitting they have a problem with erectile dysfunction even though most men will deal with it at some point. But by ignoring the problem, you actually make it worse by creating tension and resentment in your relationship. Your partner begins to feel less attractive and unwanted. Pills are not the only solution to ED. Visit an erectile dysfunction clinic for ED management so you can have an active sex life again.
Use Lots of Lube
As women age, vaginal dryness becomes an issue. This dryness leads to painful sex which then leads to no sex. Make sure to use plenty of lube to ensure pain-free and pleasurable sex for both of you. There are many different lubes available, offering all kinds of benefits including flavors, warmth, and more. Pick up several and explore which ones give you the best results.
Try Different Positions
Particularly in long-term relationships, we can find what works and get into a routine with it. Trying new positions adds a new spark of interest and can also help overcome problems. Different positions create different angles and sensations. For example, you may find that a new position allows for stimulation of the woman’s G-spot, which will allow her to orgasm more quickly. Experiment with a variety of positions and build a repertoire of ones that you both enjoy.
Sex doesn’t have to become a thing of the past just because you’re getting older. It can become a richer and deeper experience as long as you’re open to honest communication, addressing problems head-on, and willing to keep trying. Both you and your partner can have a wonderfully satisfying sex life for years to come.
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