After menopause, hormone therapy has revitalised Rose's sex life, restoring her multiple orgasms and boosting her confidence in the bedroom. Rose, who has hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, typically experienced six to 10 orgasms per session, but this dropped to two or three after menopause. Starting testosterone treatment has brought back the frequency and intensity, allowing her to explore more with her partner, Jim.
Rose and Jim met six years ago through a mutual friend, and despite Jim being married at the time, their connection was instant. They maintained a secret relationship, meeting at Jim's record shop for quick encounters, before Jim's marriage ended and they moved in together in 2024. Now, they schedule sex about twice a week, often on designated date days that include breakfast, a bath, and afternoon intimacy.
Jim, who has a high sex drive, says moving in together has made sex more comfortable and exploratory. He waits for Rose to initiate, ensuring she feels good. The couple's playful dynamic includes teasing, lingerie, and affectionate gestures. Jim finds Rose's multiple orgasms a huge turn-on, though he sometimes worries he's not sexually experienced enough for her.
Rose values the emotional closeness they share, especially during morning cuddles. She says the wait for Jim was worth it, and the testosterone therapy has restored her confidence and enjoyment in their sex life.
