The secret to giving and getting a powerful orgasm is, in a phrase, take it slow.
There is no need to be in a hurry because taking time allows the body to build up energy that can then be released in a burst of energy, similar to a sneeze.
Many research studies have shown that a woman’s sexual pleasure is increased when the physical sexual act is accompanied by loving, caring relationship.
With men the psychological dimensions are also important but the physical aspects of touch are more significant.
Here are five general suggestions for what you can do to have mutually satisfying – and – huge orgasms.
Focus on foreplay: For many men, a satisfying orgasm starts with ample foreplay. Take the time to engage in kissing, touching, and other types of stimulation before moving on to intercourse.
Communicate: Open and honest communication is key when it comes to sexual pleasure. Encourage your partner to share what feels good and what doesn’t, and be receptive to their feedback.
Experiment: Try new things and explore different techniques together to find what works best for both of you. This could involve changing positions, trying different types of stimulation, or incorporating sex toys into your play.
Use lubrication: If your partner experiences discomfort or pain during sex, using a water-based lubricant can help increase pleasure and reduce friction.
Encourage relaxation: Stress and anxiety can make it difficult for some men to achieve orgasm. Encourage your partner to relax and focus on the sensations they’re experiencing, rather than any performance pressure or distractions.
Ultimately, the most important thing is to listen to your partner and prioritize their pleasure and comfort. By working together and being open to trying new things, you can help your partner have a more satisfying orgasm.
If you are interested in the science you can read these journal articles:
FullMast doctors have a message for men across Canada: If you’re struggling to “get it up,” pick up the phone and call a specialist as soon as possible.
“Erectile dysfunction” or “ED” is the term for a man who is having difficulty getting or keeping an erection. These issues can impact nearly every aspect of a man’s life, from his romantic relationships to his self-esteem and overall health.
The good news is that men’s health specialists at FullMast are often able to figure out the reasons behind a man’s challenges in the bedroom. Better yet, new treatments give men some great options to return to a healthy sex life.
But there’s a catch – the longer you wait to get treatment for your ED, the more difficult it will be to find treatment options that work for you. That’s why men who are experiencing these problems should call a clinic right away for quick and effective treatment.
Reasons why it’s a good idea to see a specialist immediately
Here are three reasons why it’s a good idea to see a specialist immediately when you start having trouble “getting it up” in the bedroom.
1) The earlier you address a health issue, the easier it is to treat.
Many people don’t know about just how many treatments are available for ED. From exercise programs to SONICWAVE™, the modern man can do more than just take a pill to improve his sex life.
But the longer you wait, the less options you’ll have.
SONICWAVE™ is a great example of this. Our patients are often excited when they find out about this procedure, which is painless, non-surgical, clinically approved, and offers permanent results. However, a man who would have been able to use SONICWAVE™ when he first started experiencing ED may find the procedure ineffective a few years later. That’s because the underlying issues causing his erectile dysfunction have had the time to fester and create a more serious problem. Which brings us to our second point…
2) Your erectile dysfunction could signal serious medical problems.
Many people think that ED is a natural part of getting older. While it is true that erectile dysfunction affects nearly half of middle-aged and senior Canadian men, trouble “getting it up” usually reflects other issues in the body. Your brain, heart, hormones, and pelvic muscles are all involved in getting and maintaining an erection, so problems below the belt could signal serious health concerns.
ED can be one of the first signs of diabetes, heart disease, and prostate cancer. If you wait to see a specialist because you’re embarrassed, avoiding the issue, or simply believe it is normal, you could miss out on a life-saving diagnosis.
3) When sex lives are saved, relationships are saved.
Erectile dysfunction can be difficult for any relationship to face. The loss of physical intimacy can be hard for any couple, but the challenges don’t stop there. Those who do not seek help for their erectile dysfunction often send mixed messages to partners. Is he no longer attracted to me? Does he care about my needs? This can lead to communication breakdowns that affect the relationship in a big way.
Seeing a specialist about your erectile dysfunction sends a strong signal to your partner that you take your sex life together seriously. The sooner this is done, the better it will be for your relationship or marriage.
With ED, early treatment is effective treatment.
One of the main reasons people don’t seek treatment for their erectile dysfunction is that they are unaware of the many options they have. Many people think their only option is to take a pill.
That’s no longer the case. There are many ways to improve your ability to perform sexually, all of which can be discussed with a FullMast doctor as part of your multimodal treatment plan. As new technologies provide better treatment options for men, it’s critical to see a specialist as quickly as possible to better your health, relationship, and sex life.
If you live in the Toronto or Vancouver area, our doctors at FullMast Men’s Health Clinic are here to help. For your free, confidential consultation, call us at 1-844-500-1177 or schedule an appointment online today.
It’s easy to see how hot tubs earned their reputation for getting people in the mood. The calming lights, the warm water, and the sensation of the jets can make this a pretty romantic spot. Of course, the lack of clothes doesn’t hurt either.
An underwater encounter might seem like a good idea, but there are a few things you should know before going too far. While a dip in the hot tub can be a great place to start heating things up, it’s usually worthwhile to move inside when things get really steamy.
What are the health risks of having sex in a hot tub?
The water itself isn’t the issue here – it’s other things in the water which could cause a problem. Chemicals like chlorine which are present in the hot tub (or any other pool, for that matter) can affect the pH of the vagina. During sex, chemical-filled water can get inside of a woman, leading to a UTI or yeast infection.
Underwater sex can also wash away a woman’s natural lubrication, which can make sex much less enjoyable. Some people will even emerge from this less-than-satisfying situation with an uncomfortable rash (if this has already happened to you, don’t fret – these usually go away in a few days).
Another thing to consider is STIs. Condom companies don’t test their products under water, and your protection is more likely to weaken, break, or slide off in this new environment. This, combined with the aforementioned lack of lubrication, makes contracting an STI (or unplanned pregnancy) a real possibility during hot tub sex.
How far is it safe to go in a hot tub?
Here’s the good news: All the risks above only apply to penetration. That means touching, kissing, and other foreplay activities are safe for couples in a hot tub.
So go ahead, have some fun! Just remember that when it comes to comfort and safety, saving sex for dry land might be the best bet.
Could my ED be caused by spending too much time in the hot tub?
As a Men’s Health Clinic, many of the questions we hear about hot tubs have to do with their effects on male performance. Our answer to these questions almost always depends on the person asking, and ruling out more serious health issues is important to understand exactly what is going on with an individual’s body.
Generally, you’re safe to use a hot tub in moderation. But if you’re noticing a trend with hot tub use and erectile dysfunction, it’s worthwhile to talk to a specialist about what is going on.
If you are near our Toronto or Vancouver clinics, we would be happy to personally answer any questions you have during a free and confidential consultation. Give us a call at 1-844-500-1177 or book your consultation today, and our experienced doctors will give you a personalized, thorough understanding of exactly what is happening with your body.
Note: in the context of this article “specialist” does not refer to a medical specialist such as an urologist.
Communication, as we’ve discussed before, can be a challenge in any romantic relationship. Addressing physical needs and limitations can be tough, and both men and women often feel uncomfortable revealing what is going on with their ever-changing bodies.
An open conversation is almost always worth the time and discomfort, but it can be hard for women and their partners to know where to start.
What are the most common sexual health issues for women? Why do they happen? And how can they be addressed?
This list of common sexual health issues for women can help guide your conversation and find real solutions for common problems.
1) Pain during sex
According to the 2009 National Survey of Sexual Health and Behavior, 30% of women between 18 and 54 reported pain during their last sexual encounter, making this one of the most common sexual health issues for women.
Comparatively, only 5% of men reported any pain during sex…so it’s no surprise many women have trouble explaining this issue to male partners!
Let’s break this statistic down a little bit to get a better idea of what is happening.
About 10% of women suffer from chronic genital pain, which can spawn from many different medical issues such as vulvodynia. If a woman feels pain every time she has sex, a visit to a doctor is a good idea.
A lack of lubrication can make things uncomfortable and can become a bigger problem for women as they age. Try increasing foreplay and using a water-based lube during sex to ease this issue.
If the pain is new, consider any recent changes (such as childbirth or menopause) or potential STIs which could affect the reproductive organs.
2) Changes in the body
Even if a woman is not experiencing pain, changes in the body from childbirth, menopause, major illness or a major shift in weight can majorly affect things in the bedroom.
The reasons for this are both physiological and psychological. Giving birth, for example, can loosen the vaginal muscles and affect a woman’s pleasure in bed. It can also cause postpartum depression, fatigue, or a loss of confidence due to physical changes.
Being sensitive to how the woman is feeling, showing interest in her pleasure, and even involving a sex therapist can help couples jump over these hurdles in life.
3) Lack of desire
There is a difference between a shortage of desire for sex and a total disinterest in sex. Many people struggle with their libidos but still want the closeness and pleasure that a physical encounter can bring.
While women experiencing menopause often report a change in libido, the truth is that both women and men at any age can be affected by a change in their sexual desire. A relationship with someone who has a higher sex drive can make these issues even more prominent, and more important to talk about.
How do you talk about it? An environment without immediate pressures is vital; having a conversation about a lack of desire right after an advance is turned down is not a great idea. Often, desire can be improved with changes in relationship behaviour – more romance, for example, or less stress. A sex therapist can help lead the conversation and offer suggestions, or a doctor can get involved if menopause or hormones are the culprit.
Be open to improving your sex life
Whatever sexual health issues women (and men!) face in the bedroom, the most important solution is to look for solutions. Sex is a big part of your life and well-being. There are many people out there ready to help with any issue you might be facing.
For our part, we help men in Toronto, Vancouver, and surrounding area keep their sex lives at “full mast” with innovative treatments and a comprehensive approach to erectile dysfunction. If ED is affecting your love life, book your FREE, confidential consultation online today or call 1-844-500-1177.
Jumping back into the dating pool, especially after being in a long-term relationship, can take courage.
While getting to know a potential mate is exciting, it can also be exhausting and full of uncertainty. To make matters more complex, new technologies and cultural shifts have changed some of the dating rules. In some cases, that makes things easier – with online dating, an eligible single near you could be just a click away! But it also can make the scene even more intimidating.
The good news is that plenty of men and women have conquered dating after a divorce, break up or loss of a spouse. Here’s our best advice for getting the most out of finding and enjoying new romances.
Manage Expectations
I know, kicking romantic notions and fantasies to the curb isn’t the sexiest advice…but long term, it’s a good game plan. Mentally preparing yourself for whatever happens will not only help you handle a less-than-ideal date, it will make you truly grateful for a positive experience. Perhaps most importantly, it will stop you from giving up after a single disappointment.
Remind yourself that not every person you take to dinner is going to be the love of your life (or even the right person to bring home for a night or two). But there are plenty of people out there, and being open to every experience will give you the best shot at finding what you’re looking for when dating after a divorce.
Own the Situation
Are you nervous? Feel like a rookie? Sometimes, the best way to break the tension is by simply letting your date know. One divorcee shared on reddit that his secret to a solid post-divorce first date was being “…totally upfront with where I was at in life. We sat down and I said straight up, ‘You’re my first date in a long long time, so I’m really nervous.’ After that, (and a glass of liquid courage) things were totally fine. So I guess the moral of the story is to be honest about where you’re at, if you’re nervous and such and things should be okay.”
Get Excited About Sharing Some New “Experiences” (wink, wink)
It might be a bit nerve-wracking to get back into the sack with someone new, especially if you are coming out of a situation where intimacy was scarce. But new partners to experiment with, as long as it is done safely, can be one of the best parts about jumping back into the dating pool.
One female divorcee discovered that for her, “Sex is SO much better! Before divorce, my ex-husband had been my 1 and only experience. I didn’t realize what I was missing out on, now that I’ve had several partners I realize what I like and don’t like and know what’s out there. It feels liberating.”
Another online blogger raves that getting back between the sheets can be liberating for many reasons, especially now that “You know what you are looking for in a partner. You might prefer someone who isn’t afraid to take charge, tie you up, and ravage you all night long. Or maybe you would prefer to be the dominant one in the bedroom. Whatever your preferences are, make your experience work for you in finding the right partner. Or at least, the right partner for a night or two.”
Get a performance tune-up
If you are worried about erectile dysfunction which is very common in men over 40, or if your erection is not as firm as it once was and you need a performance boost you should book an appointment with FullMast Men’s Health Clinics. We use a multimodal approach for the enhancement of sexual function, including both focused SONICWAVE for ED, and radial SONICWAVE for performance “tune-ups.”
Many couples wonder if their intimate life is “normal” or “healthy.” Magazines and websites try to make sense of trends with surveys and suggestions about how often you should have sex, while friends quietly compare notes in search of a magic formula for how often they should be getting busy.
As a Men’s Health Clinic, we’re here to set the record straight: There is no perfect amount of sex a couple should be having.
While sex offers many health and relational benefits, coming up with an “ideal” amount of times couples should be intimate in a given week or month ignores the complexity of each relationship. Physical, emotional, and psychological health all play into the development of each couples’ norms, and a “healthy” sex life can look different for different people.
But what about those health benefits?
While relationships and personal preferences should always drive decisions about your sex life, some studies show how often you should have sex if you’re looking to improve your health. Staying active in the bedroom can contribute to a healthy lifestyle in ways you may not know about. Understanding these benefits can help you and your partner create healthy habits together, and decide what amount of intimacy is right for you.
Improving the Health of Your Heart
Research has shown that men who have sex two or more times per week are 45% less likely to develop cardiovascular disease. Does this have to do directly with how often you should have sex? Maybe. These results may suggest a correlation between heart health and intimate activities, or they may simply show that people with better heart health are more sexually active.
What does that mean for you? If things are slowing down significantly in the bedroom, a men’s health specialist can let you know if your heart could be the culprit. And if things are moving along fine, chances are your cardiovascular system is seeing some benefits!
Stress Relief
As more and more studies link stress to a myriad of health problems, nearly anything that can alleviate the pressure of daily life can feel like a good idea. For some, that solution is a vice like comfort food – but sex can offer a healthier way to get relief.
Sex releases endorphins into the brain, which can provide short term euphoria and, if one has sex frequently, longer term relaxation. If you can’t go all the way, daily physical contact and touching can release similar chemicals to a full-throttle encounter. Those who don’t have a sexual partner can still benefit from a little “self-love” for a release as well.
Higher Quality Sleep
The best part about this benefit is that, unlike the ones discussed above, it has little to do with how often you should have sex. It not require a certain amount of gettin’ busy to kick in. Your ability to sleep should benefit from each climax.
Orgasm in men releases prolactin, a biochemical which creates fatigue. Additionally, according to Mark Leyner and Billy Goldberg, M.D., “It is thought that exertion during sex and after climax depletes the muscles of energy-producing glycogen. This leaves men feeling sleepy. Since men have more muscle mass than women, men become more tired after sex.”
For women, the increase in estrogen levels from sex might not create initial sleepiness but can allow for a deeper REM sleep. This means that although falling asleep after sex is usually attributed to men, both sexes can benefit from better rest as a result of an intimate encounter.
Your Health and Sex Life Are Intertwined
At FullMast, we believe that your sex life is an important part of your personal health. While some people may be asking “How often should I have sex?” others may simply wonder “How can I have sex?” Some people might be less active by choice, but many are unable to have the intimate life they desire due to issues with erectile dysfunction.
If you’re struggling to maintain your intimate life as your body ages, you’re not alone. Around half of Canadian men over 50 struggle with ED, and there seems to be no shortage of quick-fix solutions online.
But recent research into physical well-being and performance challenges in men has shown that something other than pills can keep your motor running. According to a recent study, physical exercise plays a significant role in preventing and treating erectile issues.
Reuters reported on the ground-breaking study, stating that “A growing body of evidence has suggested physical activity could improve erectile function, but the authors of the new report say that until now, no one had looked at all the studies together.”
While we’ve always known that a healthy body and mind can make a difference in the bedroom, this new research shows that exercise specifically is truly a game-changer for many men concerned with their intimate health.
Just How Much of a Difference Can Exercise Make?
As always, results depend on the individual. On average, however, the difference can be significant: The study found that, on the International Index of Erectile Dysfunction (a scale of 5-25, with 5 being extreme ED and 25 being none whatsoever), men who performed aerobic exercises regularly had their scores increase by an average 3.85 points. Researchers note that this figure is only slightly lower than the average results seen by men who take medication for their ED.
This impact was particularly noteworthy for men who were previously unhealthy and at risk for heart disease. Exercise in combination with other treatments, including medications, had the highest rate of success.
The big lesson for men looking to improve their situation? Make sure your doctor considers physical activity as part of your treatment, and ask about what long-term solutions could exist for you outside of a prescription.
What Does This Mean For You?
These results are no surprise to us at FullMast – we specialize in building comprehensive ED treatment programs for men, and physical exercise is often an important component of that.
Keeping your heart healthy and your blood flowing are key to living and loving “full mast,” so exercise is often recommended for both treating ED and preventing it. Whether you’ve been struggling with the issue for years or have never had a problem in your life, exercise can help you keep things functioning for years to come.
Need a treatment plan designed specifically for your body, one which takes your whole health into consideration? We can help with that. Schedule your consultation at our Toronto or Vancouver clinics online or call 1-844-500-1177 for more information.
If you’ve ever dated someone significantly older or younger, you’re probably used to the questions. Are they in it for the right reasons? Can you keep up with each others’ physical needs? Can this relationship really work in the long term?
Those questions can only be answered with honest and open communication between each individual couple. While some of these relationships may face major issues, compatibility and proper self-care can lead to a healthy relationship (or even just a fling!) regardless of age gap.
Here are a few couples who prove that age is really just a number.
Celine Dion and René Angélil
Dion raised a few eyebrows when she married her manager, René Angélil, in 1994. The pair wed following a romance which began in 1987 when Dion was only 18. Angélil was 26 years her senior.
The couple proved the critics wrong: After their extravagant wedding was aired on Canadian television, the couple quickly became known for their strong, kind, and enduring relationship. They were married nearly 22 years before Angélil passed away in January 2016.
Dion shared that a sense of humour was central to their connection: “We laugh. We joke. We kid each other. We want our marriage to last forever. Talk over everything and you’ll find you are still on the honeymoon. Communication — it’s the most important. It’s the secret.”
Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively
These new parents are always making headlines for their sweet, affectionate relationship. Despite a 12 year age gap, Lively gushes that “I knew he would always be my best friend for my whole life. That was the biggest thing to me. I’d never known anything like the friendship that I had with him. I could like him as much as I loved him.”
In a radio interview, Reynolds explains how the friendship evolved into a relationship, saying “We went on a double date. She was on a date with another guy, and I was on a date with another girl. That was the most awkward date [from their perspective] probably because we were just like fireworks coming across.” The couple has been together since 2011.
And so, so, so many others!
There are thousands of stories from happy couples with relationship gaps. The key for almost all of them? Communication, communication, communication.
Whether it’s a fun fling or a long term relationship, knowing what your goals are as individuals and as a couple can lead to a rewarding romance.
Knowing exactly who you are and why you are together can also help you to navigate potential judgments. As couples’ counsellor Rebecca Sears, LPC states, “This certainly is one of many kinds of pairings that may look odd to others, but when you start to know them it makes sense. There is something about every couple that makes sense once you get to know them.”
One of the most difficult things to communicate about in a May-December relationship
As a men’s health clinic, we see plenty of happy relationships with an age gap. For them, only one issue stands in their way: intimate men’s health issues.
Yes, this is often the elephant in the room. But is such an important issue faced by so many couples–an issue which is often treatable.
If you’re struggling with men’s health issues, we’re here to help. Simply call us at 1-844-500-1177 or contact us online for an expert consultation at our Vancouver or Toronto clinics.
At FullMast Men’s Health Clinics, we often meet men preparing to jump back into the dating world. For many of them, dating websites are a valuable tool for meeting like-minded singles.
For those new to the scene, online dating can be an intimidating place to navigate. How does one get started? What advice is worth following?
If you’re wondering how to find love online, we’re here to help.
Here are the 3 best tips from experienced daters.
1. Be the Best Version of Yourself
Putting your best foot forward is always good advice, but make sure your profile is honest. Pretending to be someone else online will just attract the wrong people and waste your time.
“Being honest means you never have to explain yourself or change in the future if someone likes you.” One experienced dater writes on a reddit thread on the subject. “You are beautiful to someone. Find them, forget the rest.”
2. Manage Expectations & Enjoy the Process
Trying to meet someone special can feel tedious, especially after a few failed dates. According to another online dater on reddit, even the less-than-perfect matches can be fun with the right attitude: “Online dating should be an enjoyable and fun experience. Don’t take it too seriously and prepare yourself to meet plenty of nice, friendly people who you absolutely don’t fancy. At some stage, there will be someone that you do. Many people go on around 30 dates before they meet someone they really fall for online. So try to keep that in perspective and enjoy the process.”
3. Take It Offline ASAP
While the internet can be a great place to meet potential mates, the actual development of the relationship should take place in real life if distance allows.
As one redditor writes in the thread, “We get too comfortable with our online selves and romanticize the people we meet before we actually see them. My general rule of thumb when I was single would be to exchange 2-3 pleasant messages and if it was going well suggest coffee or a quick date like activity for the following weekend or in the coming few days.
“The truth is I can talk to just about anybody through text or in emailesque messages but the body language and tone were always super important to deciding if I was wasting my time or not.”
Remember, It’s Never Too Late to Find Love
Whether you are looking for a long-term relationship or a few fun flings, the internet is a great way to meet someone new.
As we’ve written before, there is no age limit when it comes to finding a partner. There are, however, some steps men can take to make sure their bodies are ready for any new relationships. That’s where FullMast comes in.
If you need medical assistance as you get back into the dating world, FullMast clinics in Toronto in Vancouver are here to help. Call us toll free at 1-844-500-1177 or contact us online today.
Do you have to be a teenager or twenty-something to find romance? Many of the budding romances we see on screen, in books, or in songs feature young love. But in reality there’s no age limit for love.
There are many more stories that often don’t get told.
If you ask the couples below, they would tell you that it’s never too late to find love.
George Clooney and Amal Alamuddin
George Clooney, a well-known actor, was 52 when he met Amal Alamuddin, a prominent human rights lawyer, in 2013 at the age of 35. They met through a mutual friend at Clooney’s home in Lake Como, Italy, and quickly connected over shared values and intellectual conversations. They married in 2014 and have since built a strong partnership, raising twins together while balancing high-profile careers and philanthropy. Their relationship is often highlighted for its mutual respect and support, with Clooney noting in interviews how Amal changed his perspective on life and love, emphasizing the joy of finding a partner later in life.
Mandy Patinkin and Kathryn Grody
Actor Mandy Patinkin was 28 when he met Kathryn Grody, a writer and actress, in 1978 during an off-Broadway play, though Grody was already in her mid-30s and a divorced mother of two. Their relationship deepened over time, leading to a marriage in 1980 that has lasted over four decades. They’ve often spoken about their enduring love, with Patinkin describing Grody as his best friend and creative partner. Their relationship gained attention during the COVID-19 pandemic through viral social media videos showcasing their playful, loving dynamic, which resonated with audiences as a testament to a fulfilling partnership built on humor and mutual support.
George Carlin and Sally Wade
Famed comedian George Carlin met his second wife, Sally, a year after he had lost his first wife to cancer, he wasn’t expecting the courtship so soon after the death, and said the relationship happened “like a thunderbolt.” Carlin, aged 61 at the time, found his match in Sally. He described the relationship as “what I call perfect. It’s a gift. It’s an absolute gift from the cosmos that we found each other.” The two spent a decade together before his death in 2008.
In an interview after Carlin’s death, Wade noted that a willingness to be vulnerable was central to this love story. “Because I took a chance, I met my match, and we don’t always take that chance. And I’ve always been afraid of intimacy, but he made me feel safe. So it was just one of those moments in life that you regret if you don’t do it, yet you know you might get really hurt if you do.”
Sally Wade describes the tenderness and love in their relationship in The George Carlin Letters: The Permanent Courtship of Sally Wade.
Nancy and Ronald Reagan
Would-be President Ronald Reagan married Nancy Davis in 1952, when he was 41 and she was 31.
In a book she wrote, Nancy describes what initially attracted her to Ronald: “He didn’t talk about himself. He didn’t talk about his movies. He talked about a lot of things, but not about ‘my next picture, my last picture …’ He was a Civil War buff, loved horses, and knew a lot about wine. In fact, he had a broad knowledge of a lot of different things. I loved to listen to him talk. I loved his sense of humor. I saw it clearly that very first night: He was everything that I wanted.”
Their 52-year marriage was full of romance, with Ronald often writing love letters. In one, given to Nancy for their 31st wedding anniversary, he wrote “I more than love you, I’m not whole without you. You are life itself to me.”
James and Peggy Mason
James, 93, and Peggy, 84, became the oldest newlyweds in the UK when they married shortly after meeting at a retirement centre in 2007.
The Guardian interviewed the couple after their wedding, and the couple was clearly smitten. Peggy shared that the romance was love at first sight, saying “I knew as soon as I saw him he was the man for me. It was the twinkle in his eyes. He makes me happy, we’re laughing all the time. We find funny things in everything. That’s great at our time of life to laugh. Laughter is the best medicine.”
Mr. Mason added “It’s never too late. If you love them, marry them. There’s no point hanging round at our age. You need to get on with things.”
Anyone Can Find Love Later in Life
As a men’s health clinic, we hear many stories about people rejuvenating their love lives and finding romance throughout their lives. We also hear about how men of any age, particularly those over 40, can have medical issues which can get in the way of a rewarding and intimate relationship.
If you need medical assistance as you get back into the dating world, FullMast clinics in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) are here to help. Call us toll free at 1-844-500-1177 or book an appointment here today.
