Does male menopause cause bisexuality in men?

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Does male menopause cause bisexuality in men?

by louana
(philippines)

The Question

My hubby is 47 years old and is now bisexual. Is male menopause a cause of bisexuality in men at this age?

Noel's answer

Male menopause (more correctly know as andropause) is not a cause of bisexuality. However it can be an age at which a man decides he can no longer deny his bisexuality, and begins to explore it.

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Dec 19, 2011

Understanding Male Menopause
by: AustinScott

The term "male menopause" is sometimes used to describe decreasing testosterone levels or a reduction in the bio-availability of testosterone related to aging. In men, hormone production and testosterone bioavailability decline more gradually. Other terms for so-called male menopause include testosterone deficiency, androgen deficiency of the aging male and late-onset hypogonadism.

Dec 12, 2011

Thank You
by: Anonymous

Thank You for writing such a wonderful piece of information.

Aug 20, 2011

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Mar 21, 2011

Midlife crisis, bisexual and heterosexual stalemate
by: Anonymous

This is certainly what happened to me but I'm not sure whether it is intimacy and a full relationship that I want with a man -or- whether it is just an occasional sexual encounter.

I have a deep-seated desire to be close to another man, which I believe is intensified by a lack of intimacy with my father when I was a pre-teen and adolescent.

My situation is complicated by the fact that I love my wife and family. At times, but infrequently, we have been able to be intimate and make pretty passionate love. In many ways she has been my anchor and is a soul mate and I do not want to end my relationship with her for a number of reasons, not the least of which is that I/we want to raise our two beautiful daughters in the best possible way so that they can be raised in a loving 2 parent environment.

I also feel that this "bisexual" phase could pass and do not want to regret risking my marriage which has brought my wife and I a lot of joy together (and trying times).

Nonetheless, I feel I met a male soulmate a few years ago as well. We had a relationship that was somewhat intimate but ended fairly abruptly and decisively and now I find myself still longing to at least talk with him or find someone like him I can share with. I have been in therapy for some time now but I don't seem to be able to resolve the dilemma.

The recommendation my therapist has given me is to stay put, preserve my marriage and role as a father while thinking about what it is I might desire later with a man. Anyone have a similar situation or advice?

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