Two Schools of Thought About Male Enhancement

There are two ways to obtain a muscle car that thunders down the road at a high rate of speed: You can shell out the money and buy a new supercharged something-or-other from the dealership. Or you pull an old car out of a barn and rebuild it yourself. This is not an entirely off-base analogy to male enhancement. After weeks or months of taking penis pills, you may indeed attain an increase in size, but once you stop taking them the effects are reverted.

Blood is Thicker Than Water

Treating an undersized penis is, after many years, a proven science. Extension devices, which stretch the penis from end to end, have been proven to add length and girth, especially when used in conjunction with herbal supplements that increase blood flow through the Corpora Cavernosa, which fill with blood and create an erection. Stretching exercises are felt to provide a more permanent solution than pills alone, but just as with your abs or biceps, it requires a regular regiment to maintain satisfactory results.

Ancient Chinese Secrets

The practice of penis exercises goes back thousands of years, with Chinese practitioners using herbal supplements. The practice of jelqing, or extending the penis by pulling it lengthwise starting at the base and ending at the head, was first conceived by Arabian nomadic tribesmen. Many of the techniques your doctor might proscribe are based in one way or another on the idea that increasing blood flow will add volume to your penis. These methods are also felt to be helpful in areas such as premature ejaculation.

Men don’t have to wish for a larger penis anymore. They can attain one through either pines pills or extension devices or they can be diligent about their exercises, including Kegels, the same thing recommended for pregnant women, basically clenching and unclenching the buttocks in order to work out the pubococcygeus muscles at the base of the pelvis, which have much to do with arousal and climax.

The Psycholody Of May/December Relationships

Over the past ten to twenty years, the age gap has somewhat evaporated in personal relationships. It is no surprise to see a silver-haired gentleman with a “trophy blonde” on his arm; it is a somewhat newer development to see older women with younger men in tow. Aside from the obvious physical attractions that being with a younger partner entails, both parties may find such relationships to be advantageous – and not – in myriad ways.

Differences Beyond Years

The first thing to consider is sexual maturity, which women achieve at around 32, while men peak at the age of 18. Younger women may have a hard time reconciling the reduced libido of an older man. The differences in overall maturity can lead to many other annoyances. Younger people, men and women, have less experience in serious matters and tend to see things in less nuanced terms. This can seem arrogant to the senior member in the relationship, although older men seem to be more patient and less emotionally explosive when dealing with younger women.

What Are You Looking For?

By the age of 30, women begin to worry more about ending up in a stable relationship, and for the next few years may find themselves giving up on the “potential” of a mate her own age (or younger). By 35, a single woman has usually come to accept that she may not have children, and may not even end up at the altar. Older men then become a more viable dating option based on their accomplishments.

After a few years of that, though, women can get fed up with the decreased sex drive, along with the persistent health problems, that can crop up on men as they enter the second half of their lives. At that point, women may have decided that they are perfectly capable of taking care of themselves, and may gravitate to the younger man.

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