Men's sexual health and wellbeing is often overlooked and not talked about. Because it’s seen as such a taboo issue or a reason to feel shame, many men suffer a range of sexual health disorders in silence. This has a negative impact on not only his overall health and wellbeing, but on his mental health and often, his intimate relationships.
Long Distance Date Nights: Who says you can’t have date nights when you’re unable to be together in person? One of the best ways to keep the romance alive and interest from fading is by making time for each other and spending time together even when you can’t physically be together. There are many great ways you can do this.
Date Night Plans Cancelled? Being isolated at home doesn't mean you have to put away the romance and forget your date night plans. Let’s face it, date nights don't just happen. They require conscious effort and planning and a sexy night out someplace new and exciting. The only thing missing is the exciting places we are able to go. So what does a couple do for date night when you’re stuck at home? Turns out, there are plenty of fun ideas! Let’s talk about some fun things you can do to make your date night stand out from the monotonous boring nights in.
No Personal Trainer Required: It’s hard to imagine a more enjoyable way to burn calories than having sex. Most people would happily trade in that run on the treadmill for a romp between the sheets. Being restricted to activities in lockdown is no excuse for not keeping up the cardio! Every movement you make is burning calories, and the more vigorous you move, the higher your heart rate goes and the more calories you burn!
Make Time for Your Needs: As a busy person juggling the daily grind of working, parenting, and managing relationship(s), satisfying our sexual needs typically falls last on the list of priorities. That’s if it even makes the list. While this fact isn't new, the frustrating truth is that we do find ourselves feeling horny at times that aren’t always convenient. When we’re busy with work and family, finding time can be a struggle...continued.
Over half of Australian women (58%) said their libido was highest between the ages of 18 and 24. Far fewer men are peaking at the same age (42% say they desired sex most between 18 and 24). Only 19% of men said they peaked between 18 and 20.
