At what age did you begin to experience the following:

1) Harder to get hard!  Loss of those kind of woody's we used to get in high school; or maybe still do in the middle of the night?

2) Inability to go twice in a short time with a provider or other female?  

3) Dry orgasms  (usually due to flomax or other medications)?  

4) At what age did you begin using ed medication to help achieve a stand up soldier?  

For me the answers wouild be:  1) probably around 65 2) early sixties; 3) mid sixties due to taking flomax; 4) Late fifitie

I haven't been able to come twice in an hour for some time now, but I can do twice in two hours still.  A third pop requires a good night's sleep first.

So far, I haven't had either 3 or 4

1) Harder to get hard!  Loss of those kind of woody's we used to get in high school; or maybe still do in the middle of the night?  

I can still get hard, but keeping a boner for the entire session is getting a lot more difficult.  This probably started happening around 55 (I'm 61 right now).
 
2) Inability to go twice in a short time with a provider or other female?  

This started happening back in my 40s.  When I travel to Europe and visit FKKs or sex parties where multiple pops are expected, I usually have to recharge the batteries for an hour or more.  That may have something to do with jet lag.
 
3) Dry orgasms  (usually due to flomax or other medications)?  

I don't take any prostate-type meds, so I pop in one form or another every time.  
 
4) At what age did you begin using ed medication to help achieve a stand up soldier?  

I started using generic ED meds that I bought over the counter in Europe, probably about 58 or 59.  A 100 mg Viagra pill cut in half does the trick.  

The biggest physical change has been the onset of Peyronie's Syndrome about 4 years ago.  (I've posted about this previously.)  My boner bends upward about 60 degrees and you can feel the scar tissue on top right behind the head.  The doc has me taking a lot of Vitamin E before attempting anything more intrusive.  But, the plumbing works fine.  Most ladies don't complain and several have said that the bend stimulates their G-Spot.

At what age did you begin to experience the following:
 
1) Harder to get hard!  Loss of those kind of woody's we used to get in high school; or maybe still do in the middle of the night?

I can still get hard, it's just maintaining it though out!  
 
2) Inability to go twice in a short time with a provider or other female?  

Have not tried, I just enjoy them myself, and when I am close to my time, I let loose!
 
3) Dry orgasms  (usually due to flomax or other medications)?  

My meds are not doing that...still have some sort of discharge(not as much as when younger)  
 
4) At what age did you begin using ed medication to help achieve a stand up soldier?  

I tried Viagra in my 50's for fun. cut them in half, now I need the whole pill...$45.00 each!!!!WTF I'm 63 Now!
LOVE THIS HOBBY, JUST WISH I HAD SAVED MORE FOR RETIREMENT. Did not expect to have this expense!  
Would not give it up...maybe food, but this

" tried Viagra in my 50's for fun. cut them in half, now I need the whole pill...$45.00 each!!!!WTF I'm 63 Now! "

alldaychemist.com, about $1/dose for Viagra. Indian pharmacy, but reliable, although slow delivery of 2-3 weeks. No reason in the world to pay 50 times as much as you need to.

As you lose interest, function, should probably get your testosterone levels checked.  There are other health reasons as well to monitor low test levels.

Also penis pumps and or cock rings.  The ring at the base of the penis will help sustain an erection. The pump, or natural causes can get it up in the first place.  I know some urologists who actually prescribe this for some patients.

If I go more than four weeks without my testosterone shot I lose all interest in sex and I sleep a lot and just don't feel like doing anything.  As long as I get my shot every four weeks I can still see the ladies once a week and it makes me want to get up each morning. I'm 75 years old. They say sex is one of the best things you can do for your body to stay healthy. Even my Dr. agrees with that.  This is one thing where more is better.

Also, have you ever had your T levels checked while on the therapy?

 -- Modified on 5/7/2016 2:17:30 PM

I've found that taking over the counter testosterone supplements help greatly  
Ohhhh, and much younger women 😉

Yes, I noticed that I don't recover as quickly (50's) and I do not get as hard (60's) but my damn ORGASMS ARE AS GOOD AS EVER.

When you started taking testosterone did the volume of your cum increase too?

I'm in my early 50's and when I wake up with morning wood I am rock hard.  Every bit as hard as when I was 17.   What I find now, however, is that I don't get horny.  I still have desire...but I don't get that "got to have it now" horny feeling.  In fact, even fondling a woman these days doesn't get me all that excited like it used to.  Passionate kissing, however...makes me instantly hard and pussy play gets me excited.

My total testosterone was around 350 and free was around 13.  To me that's low.  Been thinking about getting on T to see if I get turned on more like the old days.  Just wondering how other guy's experiences have been