Post by boku on Sept 6, 2019 1:30:57 GMT 7
Older men aged over 45 who are unemployed, on the disability support pension, taking medication for emotional or mental problems, living in room in a rooming house or a tenant in a department of housing flat, how you feel about never getting a female partner for the rest of your life?
How do come to accept and cope with the reality you will never have sex with a attractive woman again for free in the rest of your life?
The only possibility of having sex again involves winning $70-$100 on the pokies or at the TAB and paying a cheap Chinese prostutie for a quickie.
I ask this question because that is the future I face, I've been on Centrelink payments since age 22 and now aged 39 I am starting to think one day I won't be able to afford bookings with cheap prostuties as I can now.
I have never got sex from an attractive woman for free in my entire life.
I've never had a girlfriend or even a one night stand.
I am not looking for sympathy but I am hoping for advice from single men living off a low income with no savings on how being a older man living a sex less lifestyle is possible and how it feels to be past caring about not being able to get a attractive woman for acts of intimacy?
At my local gaming venue pub I know many older men aged over 60 well in to their 70s or older who have come to accept living the asexual lifestyle. They would rather gamble or drink the odd pot of beer.
How does a man in his forties or fifties learn to live with the fact he will never have sex for free with an attractive woman in his lifetime?
In a perfect world I would continue paying prostuties who I find attractive for sexual services but eventually I will be unable to afford them because I have no job and everyone tells me living off Centrelink payments is bloody tough with no savings or family support to fall back on.
Apparently you can't smoke drink or drug when on Centrelink because if you blow your small amount of income on Vice purchases you will be forced to go without.
I figure if drugs are not affordable for a Centrelink recipient how on earth could brothel bookings be possible.I was told real men don't pay a hooker for sex, real men jerk off.
Back to my original question how do men like me deal with my situation? I don't mind hanging out at the TAB to socialise or cooking rice and veggies at home for a cheap meal but when the day comes I can't afford to see a prostutie at least once a fortnight it's going to be awefully depressing.
How do come to accept and cope with the reality you will never have sex with a attractive woman again for free in the rest of your life?
The only possibility of having sex again involves winning $70-$100 on the pokies or at the TAB and paying a cheap Chinese prostutie for a quickie.
I ask this question because that is the future I face, I've been on Centrelink payments since age 22 and now aged 39 I am starting to think one day I won't be able to afford bookings with cheap prostuties as I can now.
I have never got sex from an attractive woman for free in my entire life.
I've never had a girlfriend or even a one night stand.
I am not looking for sympathy but I am hoping for advice from single men living off a low income with no savings on how being a older man living a sex less lifestyle is possible and how it feels to be past caring about not being able to get a attractive woman for acts of intimacy?
At my local gaming venue pub I know many older men aged over 60 well in to their 70s or older who have come to accept living the asexual lifestyle. They would rather gamble or drink the odd pot of beer.
How does a man in his forties or fifties learn to live with the fact he will never have sex for free with an attractive woman in his lifetime?
In a perfect world I would continue paying prostuties who I find attractive for sexual services but eventually I will be unable to afford them because I have no job and everyone tells me living off Centrelink payments is bloody tough with no savings or family support to fall back on.
Apparently you can't smoke drink or drug when on Centrelink because if you blow your small amount of income on Vice purchases you will be forced to go without.
I figure if drugs are not affordable for a Centrelink recipient how on earth could brothel bookings be possible.I was told real men don't pay a hooker for sex, real men jerk off.
Back to my original question how do men like me deal with my situation? I don't mind hanging out at the TAB to socialise or cooking rice and veggies at home for a cheap meal but when the day comes I can't afford to see a prostutie at least once a fortnight it's going to be awefully depressing.