San Francisco
Exactly
Yesterday I got to see a provider who's as hot and accommodating as any woman I expect to ever be with. I'm only early forties -- but kind of feel like there's nowhere to go from here sexually. I'm sure it will fade, but it's a strange feeling of sexual sadness that I've never dealt with before.
This forum is for sharing and exchanging experiences and ideas, obtaining information and humor and fun. Instead of sharing your experience with an outstanding reviews you announce your somewhat true emotions, and to me, that is not healthy, getting involve or even saddened about your encounter is like you have the "hopeless romantic" effect, if you know what that means. get the hold of yourself man. You're going down the path of confusion, stalker, depressed or a creep. That's IMHO.
He is sharing and exchanging an experience, and a very important one. I believe the board is a friendly and a good place for it. We all learn from each other. It made me search and I learned even more about the issue.
Of course we share hobby related information, direct and help each other for safety, once in a while post something funny (I know, this board can get too serious at times) but I do appreciate when people post their true emotions. It shows who really they are. Sharing true emotions is VERY healthy. I truly appreciate that quality.
Yesterday I got to see a provider who's as hot and accommodating as any woman I expect to ever be with. I'm only early forties -- but kind of feel like there's nowhere to go from here sexually. I'm sure it will fade, but it's a strange feeling of sexual sadness that I've never dealt with before.
It is called Post-coital tristesse (after sex sadness) It happens to women too but is more common in men than women. 
Related Link: Wikipedia explains it pretty good too
I really appreciate the thoughtfulness of this. I think it's a factor; I was feeling this most strongly about thirty hours afterward, so this applies in a way, but it's not the feeling you get after you roll over.
I did think of this in physiological terms, kind of as an emotional effect that's a lot like the physiological one.
"Prolactin also works just like a thermostat to shut our desire, our appetites, to keep everything in control so that we don't go crazy 24/7 to satisfy them."
Ah, well. It's not working. I'm getting back to normal already.
So glad to hear that. I did think of this in physiological terms, kind of as an emotional effect that's a lot like the physiological one.
"Prolactin also works just like a thermostat to shut our desire, our appetites, to keep everything in control so that we don't go crazy 24/7 to satisfy them."
Ah, well. It's not working. I'm getting back to normal already.
))It's fine to be positive and supportive like a lady trying to do hear, but this issue is fairly and consistently discuss and not directly judging someone. This is matter was brought by this particular gentleman attention to HIMSELF and try to obtain some feedback and majority of the responders were honest enough to be direct and offered, shared some insight of his experience, not exaggerating at all. No matter what kind of disorder or medical terms this is. He still needs to look at it closely and as I understand he mentioned some medications that he's been taking, that's not helping at all and that is another concern and citing that he hates the words hobbyist/providers, and interested on the prostitution emotional behaviors, I'm not parsing words here but those words that he hates are sacred to all of us and that really gives you pause. He keeps saying he's alright but.... you wonder....
He does not say he is taking medication. He quoted my sentence about prolactin. Prolactin is a hormone. Just please read the whole postings as well as his replies. It's fine to be positive and supportive like a lady trying to do hear, but this issue is fairly and consistently discuss and not directly judging someone. This is matter was brought by this particular gentleman attention to HIMSELF and try to obtain some feedback and majority of the responders were honest enough to be direct and offered, shared some insight of his experience, not exaggerating at all. No matter what kind of disorder or medical terms this is. He still needs to look at it closely and as I understand he mentioned some medications that he's been taking, that's not helping at all and that is another concern and citing that he hates the words hobbyist/providers, and interested on the prostitution emotional behaviors, I'm not parsing words here but those words that he hates are sacred to all of us and that really gives you pause. He keeps saying he's alright but.... you wonder....
He does not say he is taking medication. He quoted my sentence about prolactin. Prolactin is a hormone. Just please read the whole postings as well as his replies.