Gay morning wood

He’s always in awe of just how big it feels in his little hands. “The opposite is not necessarily true, because some people are not aware of their morning erections.” 

Low T can be one explanation if you don’t wake up hard as often as you used to or if you experience other changes in your erections. However, the study has limitations: It included only 10 participants, and their ages ranged from 20 to 50.

Missing them occasionally is fine, but a steady decline can be an early warning sign.

If you’ve noticed changes in your morning erections, it may be time for a check-up. Tom was so focused, in fact, that he was unaware that Legrand was awake, observing Tom observing him!

Wolf was significantly impressed by young Oliver upon first meeting the boy in his office. He rubbed his eyes, feeling the familiar urge to hit “snooze”, but quickly became aroused in his own right. AKA “Morning Wood”

Morning erections occur during rapid eye movement (REM) sleep, when the nervous system shifts into a state that promotes relaxation of penile muscles and increased blood flow.

Facts

• Myth: Only young men get morning wood.
  Fact: Healthy men of all ages can have them, though frequency declines.
• Myth: If you don’t notice them, they aren’t happening.
  Fact: Many occur while you’re asleep and go unnoticed.
• Myth: Missing a morning here or there means trouble.
  Fact: Patterns matter more than occasional changes.

When to Seek Help

Consider talking with a men’s health expert if:

• You notice morning erections have stopped suddenly.
• Erections feel consistently weaker or less frequent.
• You also experience fatigue, low sex drive, or mood changes (possible low testosterone).
• Erectile difficulties occur both at night and during intimacy.

Conclusion

Morning erections are your body’s natural barometer of health.

Knowing his cock is plowing deep just under his fingertips is a major turn on that not many men can experience. Tom looked over at Joshua, sleeping soundly beside him. He can’t wait any longer.