50 year old and almost every day
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Same, I could be at a funeral and still manage a partial
Are you talking about mourning wood?
Badum tsshhh
Morningly
Nightwood is not the same as morning wood. U just horny, homie 😁 Everyday wood is a sign of good health. Bless you!
Basically any time I get to wake up naturally rather than by alarm.
Only when I need to make a fire.
Every day, unless I didn't sleep well. Those times, I tend to wake up and fall asleep a half dozen times or so, which means that by the time I'm properly awake enough to notice tumesence, it isn't there any more. Can't call it morning wood if it went away an hour or two beetle before you actually wake up.
But, damn; some days that's what wakes me up. I had kinda hoped that part would stop as I aged, but I'm 50 and it's still like that at least a few days a month.
Back in my younger days, like you, it either wasn't every day, or the last cycle of it happened well before I was aware of it. I can't recall the exact frequency, but it's one of those things where it happens multiple times a night during sleep, and whether or not it's morning wood is a matter of timing.
Late 40s now and have had it most mornings since my 30s.
30, everytime I'm about to fall asleep, and every time I wake up.