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A healthy young man in his teens and early 20′s should have no trouble getting erections. In fact, he may embarrass himself with erections in awkward situations.
Paul can remember what that feels like. Now 39 and married for more than a decade, Paul recalls his adolescent potency with a mixture of fondness and humor: “I’d be sitting in class with an erection—I’d sometimes have an erection all day long. And it could be embarrassing—you’d have to lose it before you could stand up. I was actually looking for the day when that didn’t happen.” His tanned face breaks out in a big grin. Maturity hasn’t diminished his sense of humor. “Now, Lord knows, I can sit for hours.”
A man who’s in late adolescence or early adulthood can have intercourse two or three times within a fairly short period of time. (One man recounted with great pride a memorable afternoon in which he had intercourse four times in four hours.) At this age, a man’s sexual appetite is strong, and so is his ability to get an erection. Consequently, on a purely physical level, foreplay may not be tremendously important. In fact, for some men this age, foreplay doesn’t exist.
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Tags: Men’s Health