I'm almost 30 and my sex drive has yet to wane significantly. Fortunately, my girlfriend is equally libidinous.
Mine has never really existed in the first place. Sometimes I feel like I wasn't born with a sex drive at all.
No it's because you ARE 26. Until you're in your late 30's, you're still just a walking cum factory. nature is calling.
I think that I've finally hit a tipping point in my sexual frustration. I am going to make this happen in the next couple of years or I am going to go completely batshit insane, one or the other.
The reaper. On the other hand, I'm in such a funk that I've become convinced that, at present, it's not worth the effort.* Of course, I was having regular sex for over half a decade, still miss (aspects of) my ex-girlfriend and am temporarily depressed for other reasons ranging from the biochemical to the fact that I'm sit in my apartment feeling like I've been grounded when I'm 28 fucking years old and only half my parents are even still alive. So there's probably a qualitative difference there. *But aren't there just times one wishes to Episcopolian Jesus he were bisexual? I could've had tons of gay sex with neither effort nor commitment, but meeting and/or sleeping with a woman's got to be hard, doesn't it? This is the root of all homophobia. They know from birth what it took the geniuses at NORAD a lesson from a plucky young hero to figure out--the only way to win was not to play. The folks I know? They'll just straight up tell you if they'd fuck you or not. That's efficiency. So why is it I could have awkward crypto-virgin sex with a guy who has an evidently great (if open) relationship, but the hot, cool female classmate sends mixed signals, then goes back to her abusive fucking husband? It's a cube-shaped planet from where I'm standing, fellas. I'm mad as hell and will probably continue to take it for the foreseeable future. I dunno. Mine got arguably more intense/worse as I got older. It's easy to credit environmental factors such as the Internet, but I wonder if there are some innate factors as well.