Dear Men: How to Rock Sex, Dating, and Relationships With Women
Sep 4, 2026 · 59 min · 13 segments
You've probably heard of penis rings. Maybe you've even tried one!? But there's a another tool almost nobody talks about — the men who've actually explored it say nothing else compares, and yet most…
Well, let's let's talk about that briefly, because we're going to be getting into specifically midlife men.
But tell me about what you've noticed in terms of the challenges that folks in midlife are facing, you know, around sexuality.
Certainly starting with the women, when we're menopausal and our hormones are erratic, a lot of things happen.
They have a lot of other symptoms around menopause that make sex not something they're terribly interested in.
There are all sorts of things happening that make sex something very unimportant to them.
And they often, and sometimes it works the other way, but most of the time they lose interest.
Like, so many things that, as somebody who's always really liked sex, like, to the point that I thought something was wrong with me, it really makes me sad to hear.
And from the men's side, there's a lot of long-term relationships that end up in the roommate or what do they call it now, the dead bedroom, the sexless marriage.
And just trying to even have a conversation around what's going on is completely shameful.
And men have their own challenges with erectile dysfunction or prostate issues, whatever it is that they're facing, and a lot of shame around talking about it, you know, feeling less than a man.
And then you add just the stresses of midlife and everything that's going on in the world, and that really, really affects people's sex lives.
And I think sex is, I don't know if it's a solution, but it's certainly a great path to bring back, you know, connection and community, if that's your thing, and curiosity.
Well, let's let's talk about that briefly, because we're going to be getting into specifically midlife men.
But tell me about what you've noticed in terms of the challenges that folks in midlife are facing, you know, around sexuality.
Certainly starting with the women, when we're menopausal and our hormones are erratic, a lot of things happen.
They have a lot of other symptoms around menopause that make sex not something they're terribly interested in.
There are all sorts of things happening that make sex something very unimportant to them.
And they often, and sometimes it works the other way, but most of the time they lose interest.
Like, so many things that, as somebody who's always really liked sex, like, to the point that I thought something was wrong with me, it really makes me sad to hear.
And from the men's side, there's a lot of long-term relationships that end up in the roommate or what do they call it now, the dead bedroom, the sexless marriage.
And just trying to even have a conversation around what's going on is completely shameful.
And men have their own challenges with erectile dysfunction or prostate issues, whatever it is that they're facing, and a lot of shame around talking about it, you know, feeling less than a man.
And then you add just the stresses of midlife and everything that's going on in the world, and that really, really affects people's sex lives.
And I think sex is, I don't know if it's a solution, but it's certainly a great path to bring back, you know, connection and community, if that's your thing, and curiosity.
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