Sure, sex may be different in this phase of life. But make no mistake: It can still be satisfying.
Also, the volume of ejaculate and the force with which it’s released may be “significantly less” than what they’re accustomed to, Siegel said.
To combat this, Siegel said the most important thing is to relieve performance pressure and change the objective of sex in the first place. Finding ways to alleviate stress may increase your desire for sex and make you happier and healthier overall. For example, Wise recommends daily breathing exercises to “access the healing power of the parasympathetic ‘restorative’ state.”
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