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Men have monthly and life-long hormonal cycles just like women do, so there's some natural ebb and flow to desire based on biology alone. Also people vary greatly when it comes to the effects of stress on libido. That's usually where I see a lot of sexual mismatch.
There are also some tentative links between Asperger's and asexuality, and Asperger's is predominantly a condition that affects men. Hopefully there will be some additional research coming out about this over the next few years.
I've wondered the same thing myself and I'd also like to thank the gentlemen for sharing!
I've been wondering a lot about something lately. So many articles, books, and indeed threads here are devoted to female desire--what times of the month, times of life, times of year are more likely to make female desire wax and wane. And it's become a very accepted "fact" that female desire is fickle and that their partners have to bear with these periods of lower interest. But no one really talks about male desire--the converse of the "women are fickle" narrative is the "men want it all the time" myth. But just from my own admittedly limited experience, I know that's not true. I've definitely noticed some patterns with the partners I've had. So men, share--is there a time of day, the month, the year or time of life when desire is either really high or really low? Did you hit a certain age like 40 and it took a big hit? Is it tied to external factors like work or family stress or does it seem more seasonal or hormonal? Or does it indeed stay pretty much constant for you regardless of what's going on?
i'm always in the mood... just wired that way with lots of short circuits created over a lifetime. totally in love and still so attracted to my wife (29 years). she is not anywhere nearly as sexual as i am, and we've fought and struggled sometimes bitterly. But, i still have a crush on her like the first day we met. The love is what held us together (and of course a bunch of kids!)
In our late 50's and enjoying the graceful aging process...
Mine waxes and wanes, but I never, ever, say no.
I wish I could tell you what causes this ebb and flow, but I've been unable to figure it out.
I've been wondering a lot about something lately. So many articles, books, and indeed threads here are devoted to female desire--what times of the month, times of life, times of year are more likely to make female desire wax and wane. And it's become a very accepted "fact" that female desire is fickle and that their partners have to bear with these periods of lower interest. But no one really talks about male desire--the converse of the "women are fickle" narrative is the "men want it all the time" myth. But just from my own admittedly limited experience, I know that's not true. I've definitely noticed some patterns with the partners I've had. So men, share--is there a time of day, the month, the year or time of life when desire is either really high or really low? Did you hit a certain age like 40 and it took a big hit? Is it tied to external factors like work or family stress or does it seem more seasonal or hormonal? Or does it indeed stay pretty much constant for you regardless of what's going on?
Men have monthly and life-long hormonal cycles just like women do, so there's some natural ebb and flow to desire based on biology alone. Also people vary greatly when it comes to the effects of stress on libido. That's usually where I see a lot of sexual mismatch.
There are also some tentative links between Asperger's and asexuality, and Asperger's is predominantly a condition that affects men. Hopefully there will be some additional research coming out about this over the next few years.
Being an undiagnosed High functioning autistic I lean towards asexuality and fetishism in phases. But I have noticed a strong decrease in my libido within the last decade or longer, I'm 45 now and I go thru times where sex is a constant thought with frequent masturbation sessions, but longer periods, esp during high stress or high workloads where it is not even a thought. It has comeback here and there since I started taking a dhea supplement and vitamin D.
The DHEA supplement seems to help? Does it help with anything else? (Considering rec'ing this to my man)