When does menopause start and sex stop?

[Anonymous]

Dude, if you're married and can't talk about these issues with your wife, that's your problem right there.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I am perimenopausal and masturbate twice a day. Women are different.

Perimenopause is actually a high hormone time.

Lol, no.

[Anonymous]

I didn't know menopause started that early or that it had such a huge effect of the sex drive. I am 48 and none of that is happening to me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I didn't know menopause started that early or that it had such a huge effect of the sex drive. I am 48 and none of that is happening to me.

Start preparing. You won't feel so smug in a couple of years.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I didn't know menopause started that early or that it had such a huge effect of the sex drive. I am 48 and none of that is happening to me.

Start preparing. You won't feel so smug in a couple of years.

Maybe. Maybe not. My sex drive got higher when I started menopause.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I didn't know menopause started that early or that it had such a huge effect of the sex drive. I am 48 and none of that is happening to me.

Start preparing. You won't feel so smug in a couple of years.

Maybe. Maybe not. My sex drive got higher when I started menopause.

Hormonally that makes no sense at all. Must be psychological for you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP here, she isn't on pills, I am snipped. Sorry, was trying to be brief, I know sex doesn't end for good but from what I have read many women find their libido gone. Is this the age? Do I even ask? I am clueless, go easy on me

Dude, being clueless and not talking about it is a huge turn off for most women. You might want to address that first.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I didn't know menopause started that early or that it had such a huge effect of the sex drive. I am 48 and none of that is happening to me.

Do you have a vagina?

[Anonymous]

I’m 44 and in full blown perimenopause but want sex all the time. However, I’m sort of newly divorced and dating someone I wish I could see a lot more if not for our custody schedule.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m 44 and in full blown perimenopause but want sex all the time. However, I’m sort of newly divorced and dating someone I wish I could see a lot more if not for our custody schedule.

Yeah. There is more to a sex drive than simply hormones.

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Anonymous wrote:

I see this too but maybe this is part of the libido gap problem. None of my friends in second marriage with younger wives complain about lack of sex, almost all of my friends who married same age women do. Perhaps a good age gap would solve this, and reduce cheating

Perhaps being a good partner would help.

Life is not a morality play. Sometimes bad people have lots of sex and good people don't have very much sex.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Dude, if you're married and can't talk about these issues with your wife, that's your problem right there.

PP said his wife nearly bit his head off. Not being able to talk about sex is a problem, but it might not be a problem on OP's end. .

[Anonymous]

I’m well past menopause (63) but my desire for sex hasn’t diminished. It’s not as easy or as comfortable as it use to be so that effects frequency but not desire. We have certainly made some adjustments in terms of what we do and how long we do it but there are a lot of ways for us to please each other. We are on vacation right now and every night we at least have a few minutes of foreplay.

[Anonymous]

In answer to subject question: sex never stops. If your wife has lost interest (in you) then inform her the marriage is open, and go find an interested partner.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP here, she isn't on pills, I am snipped. Sorry, was trying to be brief, I know sex doesn't end for good but from what I have read many women find their libido gone. Is this the age? Do I even ask? I am clueless, go easy on me

Dude, being clueless and not talking about it is a huge turn off for most women. You might want to address that first.

Duuuuude.

Lol. What are you ten?