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In general, does male function start to decline after men turn 70? Even if they can’t get hard, do they still have the desire or wish to put it inside while using a condom?

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The oldest papa I’ve had was 93. I remember him saying he wanted to get fully hard like he used to. Even if he doesn’t get hard, putting on a condom… isn’t really possible, is it? You can’t put one on unless he’s erect, right?
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As people get older, their physical functions gradually decline. The age at which that decline becomes noticeable varies from person to person. Some people may still want to put on a condom and have penetrative sex. Others may prefer not to use one, may want to use a vibrator instead if they can’t get an erection, or may choose some other approach. They may also feel that, since they can’t get an erection, they don’t need—or don’t want—to have sex at all. Even among women in their 30s, the way physical functions decline varies from person to person, as does how each person feels about these things. It’s the same idea.
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