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Morning wood every morning?

WhiteWalls · 2014-11-05 23:03:55

This is a serious question and not a joke, do you wake up with morning wood every morning? Personal trainer told me that it shows that your testosterone levels are low if you don't. So for gyming and general well being you should never wake up flaccid.

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#52 08-11-2014 6:29am

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Better to wake up more often to a boner than to a hangover. Didn't read all the thread but I can't imagine any guy who would seriously worry about it happening.
If sharing a room probably better to stay in bed until it subsided unless you want to shock.

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#53 11-11-2014 11:01pm

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Paulownia wrote: »

If sharing a room probably better to stay in bed until it subsided unless you want to shock.

Nonsense. People can hang towels and stuff on it.

All joking aside, to answer the OP's question, most mornings. Although now that I think about it, the last 3 mornings it hasn't stirred. I'm starting to get worried.

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#54 13-11-2014 11:11am

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Old age is a terrible thing Mr Vain, it was bound to happen sooner or later, all downhill from now on.........

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