Here are the main questions that all women with younger lovers – whether they are princes or not – have to contend with…
Doesn’t he exhaust you, sexually?
Well, sometimes. The boundless energy and enthusiasm of a male in his mid-20s is the stuff of legend, and rightly so. But when I experienced it the first time 'round (when I was also in my early 20s) I was simply too insecure and inexperienced to fully appreciate it. Back then I was so busy worrying whether my stomach was taut enough and if I was doing everything right with my Kegels that I just couldn’t enjoy it.
That said, sometimes I exhaust him. Libido isn’t something that fits into a box or follows a script. There are often discrepancies in desire, whether you are the same age or not. Fortunately, lust is like the Ebola virus – highly contagious.
It must be great not to have to worry about his performance!
Well, just as libido doesn’t follow a script, neither does erectile performance. While men in their mid-20s are generally more sexually virile than those in their mid-forties and up, every man is different, as is every penis. And there are a host of factors that have an impact on that penis.
Currently erectile dysfunction is on the rise in millennial men and no one is 100% sure why yet. Doctors are blaming everything from the hormones in food and water to the prevalence of easy-access, fast-paced, hardcore internet porn for this phenomenon. Personally I’ve learned that performance anxiety plays a big role and that is why honest communication, empathy and a sense of humour are all invaluable tools when it comes to sexual mishaps. (Plus, intercourse isn't the only way to have a great time! Read Got a Penis? Here's How to Have Sex Without It.)


