Is it normal for your s*x drive to decline when you hit your late 30s ?

Question

I notice mine has compared to when I was in my late 20s

Answer 1

Mine declined only slightly after my mid-30's.  I didn't notice any really big decline until I hit my late 50's.  It was at that time I needed a little help from "Vitamin V."

But the really neat thing about my s*x life now is that it just keeps getting better and better.  I'm having the most intense and unique "Big O's" than ever before in my life.  In fact, just a couple of weeks ago, I told my lover immediately after making love, "WOW!  Now I know what it feels like for a woman to have an O, because I could feel that one deep inside me."

So, rather than looking at the negative about any decline, I would urge you to look  on the positive side and look forward to some of the best volcanic eruptions you have ever experienced!

Answer 2

Not sure.. I have turned 29 so many times I wouldn't be able to tell.

Answer 3

Yeah quite normal - I'm in my early(ish) 30's and it has declined.  (But that's possibly because I was a complete s**t in my 20's)

The reason is quite simple - your body realises that while s*x is still fantastic, there are far more important things to concern yourself with.

Answer 4

in most people, yes of course! for me not kb

Answer 5

Yes it does. Nature wants young virile people to make the children. Nature considers you old and washed up in your late 30s.

By the way, there is a food that will kill a woman's s*x drive.

Wedding cake.

Answer 6

everything declines until ur dead

Answer 7

I hope not.

Answer 8

For men there is almost always a slow decline starting at about 18 or 20.  It is very slow at first, so they usually do not notice it. The decline usually speeds up and becomes more noticeable in the 40s and 50s. Exercise, and a healthy lifestyle can slow it down, but it will still eventually happen. Women are different. A woman's s*x drive often increases significantly in her 40s and 50s.

Answer 9

manier times its not the s*x drive that comes down... but having tried all positions an  sexprimented in all possible ways... you sometimes miss the thrill  associated with s*x.

Think of newer ways to have s*x and you will find your drive back in form

Answer 10

I don't think so, but mine seemed to have done this several years ago, when I was like 25. =)

edit:

So true, Phil

=)

Answer 11

The 30's are the peak of sexual drive until it starts to decline when you start going 40 and it just keeps on declining well into your 50's... There is such a thing as menopause in men where a man has decreased levels of testosterone (half of what he had when he was younger), which would mean less s*x drive, less strength and energy, and so on... It's natural because as one gets older, his body functions give out one by one until such time as a total system failure (i.e. death)...