Anonymous wrote:Try well written romance that is high on the spice meter. I can give you author names if you want. I'm in menopause and the romance novels work better than the other treatments I've tried. I'm on estrogen and progesterone and I tried testosterone, which is supposed to really help and it did nothing for me. It does help others.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wife losing weight
How much does she need to loose?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Less stress, and erotica. I also fantasize while with DH. I have never ever cheated on him. No desire to breakup our marriage, but I need to fantasize to get off.
This is a great idea. What do you fantasize about when you’re with your DH?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m not into porn. Female here. But I could make myself fantasize about sex. That would make me horny. It helped. 🤷♀️
Are you saying p*rn was naturally helpful?
DP here. 99.99 % of porn is disgusting and disturbing.
Romance novels with some explicit and well written sex scenes are natural libido booster for women.
Anonymous wrote:Less stress, and erotica. I also fantasize while with DH. I have never ever cheated on him. No desire to breakup our marriage, but I need to fantasize to get off.
Anonymous wrote:Be careful encouraging your hubby to get T shots.
I honestly feel women determine a man’s T level to an extent. If she’s not sexy and willing to engage sexually on a regular basis , then a man’s T level will eventually fall. It’s part biology that allows a man to live in a low sex relationship. Then the woman complains about ED. Be careful.
Getting T shots without changing that low sex environment could lead to disaster. The T is a strong driving force to engage in affairs.