On Friday, real men speak openly about how our sexuality has been affected since #ProstateCancer. This is not about the mechanics of sex but our attractions, preferences and sexual identities. Details and essential free pre-registration at https://t.co/xfwaD1Flcp
While attending a #ProstateCancer support group for gay, bisexual, trans and queer men recently, I was struck by how many others I know are actually in this GBTQ segment along with me, although we don't advertise it.
How a #prostatecancer survivor on ADT has sustained himself as a sexual being in his 70s with zero testosterone. A very frank story about what has changed and how estradiol treatment is helping https://t.co/wHJGLSE4WB @sbjlong
A 56 year old #prostatecancersurvivor says the setbacks are what remind him that "this recovery actually requires me to be actively involved rather that just letting it happen." https://t.co/yeSIP063r5
After #prostatecancer "from the beginning, it was clear to me that I needed to be inventive. I needed to find new approaches to sex. My body (and my mind) were different after surgery. I could not rely on my old patterns of behaviour" - read more at https://t.co/WcUaWO9L5L
Real men responding to #prostatecancer talk freely and share experiences live on Zoom on Tuesday August 5, about 25 hours from the time of this post. Details and essential free pre-registration at https://t.co/xfwaD1FT1X
Enjoying sexual arousal without orgasm is a difficult dance. Yet mastery unlocks a flow of joyous connection that can be even more satisfying than a quick "finish" https://t.co/28Wp0ZmOpz
"Sexually my wife and I have settled into a comfortable contentment with each other" says a man who chose surgical castration over drug-induced hormone deprivation. "I can’t believe how well I feel" - his amazing story at https://t.co/OFEtC0CazB
"The energy is coming back where my prostate used to be and I am intentionally sending energy into that area to nurture it back to health" - one man's intimate diary after #prostatecancer treatment https://t.co/j6uqHBkxMP
"You can't always get what you want, but if you try sometimes you might get what you need." Also applies to sex with erectile differences https://t.co/wl6CMTvISO
One of the scariest things about #prostatecancer treatment (and several other illnesses) is the loss of libido. It can be devastating. Mine came hesitatingly back after some time https://t.co/lthqFfnnO1
"When I have a phantom erection, I can perform that clench-and-twitch routine, and really be convinced that there is a twitch. But if I look or feel down there ... there is zero movement or swelling. I still do the exercises to keep hope alive." https://t.co/5sFbEcTmkW