I got the wet dream again.
In my age 16, If I didn’t have masturbation for more than 3 days, I got the wet dream at the night.
But since about 20, the frequency of wet dream decreased more and more, now I am in late 20s, I didn’t get any wet dream for 5 years!
Now even if I didn’t have sex for a whole month, I still didn’t get any wet dream. It made me believe that I will never have wet dreams in my life again.
But just in the last night, I got the wet dream!
I didn’t watch any porn in that day, and I just had a masturbation 4 days ago, so in my experience I should not have wet dream.
When I realized I got the wet dream, I was really surprised! It’s like I am in my young age.
After taking rapamycin for 8 months, I got my wet dream again.
I don’t know if this is a phenomenon of aging? or the manifestation of the reversal of aging?
A little TMI, but in a good way, and we are a science/health site that covers all aspects of aging…, N=1 so far… Seems like you’re getting younger!
While wet dreams in men older than 25 are rare,sexologist Marelize Swartsays they’re not unheard of. “While it’s true that wet dreams are much more common in adolescent males who aren’t stimulating themselves to orgasm or having sex with others, wet dreams still may occur in ‘young adults,’ until the age of 35.” There isn’t any hard data on how many grown adult men experience nocturnal emissions, thoughanecdotal evidence— including dozens of responses to myquery on Craigslist— suggest that plenty of guys cum in their sleep well into middle age.