The Male Menopause

[naomi24]

Fact or fiction?

[naomi24]

Oh no, nothing like that, jordy. She's included in all his plans ... poor girl!

[hereIam]

I think maybe it's because he's suddenly realised that life is fleeting and that there is so much to see and do before he dies. Is he middle aged naomi ?

[pixie374]

Menopause can't be the right word. Mid-life crisis?

[hereIam]

^ Agree.

[ladybirder]

I'm thinking the same as hIa ... that he has been thinking he won't be here forever and has made himself a bucket list

[naomi24]

HereIam/LB, I think you're right. (He's 50ish).

[Mamyalynne]

Sounds like 'Bucket list' territory, for some men it's learning the Guitar,getting a motorbike and growing their hair.

[ladybirder]

IF they've got any hair left to grow mamya:-)

[pixie374]

Buying a red fast car... :-)

[Baldric]

A bright metallic blue very fast car, luvving it.

[Mamyalynne]

Wig?

[shoota]

Me no pause,
Me go all night,
Love you long time....

[pixie374]

Metallic blue is perfectly acceptable:-). Only red is dodgy x

[Peter Pedant]

//Gosh, impressive, is there no subject on which this youth is not knowledgeable? ;o)//

or nigh
// spath, the question isn't about erectile dysfunction.//

I was gonna keep my possy little stupid comments ( no good to man nor beast etc etc) to myself and then Balders as a marine should, led the way

[naomi24]

He's done that one already. A bright blue Mustang.

[douglas9401]

Ah, not a sports car then. :-)

[Old_Geezer]

I think mine lasted about 55 years. (so far)

[LadyCG]

When a woman has a menopause she is going through a biological process where her fertility dies a death. Men must sure go through a similar process, for they can't remain fertile forever. Any biological or endocrine process a man or woman goes through late in life would not be without its symptoms and manifestations but the symptoms women suffer are, I think it's fair to say, far more pronounced and severe that those suffered by men.

Of course men go through a menopause. It's a natural part of the cycle of life, and it's entirely feasible that what has been all- too-often dubbed "a midlife crisis" is purely a symptom or reaction to a temporary surge in hormones before the inevitable plunge.