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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]1) Understand that he is one and done (without medical intervention)

2) he will feel luck to be dating a younger woman.

He could have different taste in music.  Mid 80's is very different than late 90's....

(I am a 56 yo man.. I know my issues...)[/quote]

Speak for yourself. I can go for two to three on a lazy Sunday afternoon and twice after a night out. 53yo man. [/quote]

I also disagree with you on music. It’s not like as you age you stop listening to new music. I’m the 53yo male and I was into music in the 90s and 00s etc. why would I stop enjoying contemporary music?[/quote]

I am going to answer both previous response and the current one.

The one and done for me means a refactory period measured in hours not minutes.  I can do two in a day, but, not back to back.  The flip side is 1) I last longer, and 2) I know how to use my body much better Than when I was younger.

As for the music, obviously, I was projecting.  The music I like the most is the stuff I listened to in HS and college.  Once I hit grad school, I stopped listening to new music, unless it was an artist I knew.  In grad school nearly every free minute was spent in the lab...and by the time I finished, I just did not have the patience for new music (mid 90's music did not do it for me).  I found, when single, that this was an issue.  I can listen to Bruce all day....and when I was 34 and single, I tried dating a 25 yo.  She would put the radio on what I considered crap stations.  (Sex was good, though, and I was not one and done in my 30's.).  This is just me, of course.  [/quote]

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