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Post by Caris on Oct 5, 2016 16:23:35 GMT -5
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Post by itsjustus on Oct 7, 2016 17:44:37 GMT -5
With improved health, most people between their late 60s and age 75 (2/3 of men and 2/5 of women) continue to be sexually active (Lindau et al. 2007). Not only are people in this stage of life having more sex but they are also enjoying it more (Beckman et al. 2008). I like this chapter! LOL. And so needless to say, something far higher than 20% of women between age 50 and 60 DO presumably have and enjoy sex. Anyway - I can hardly wait to hear the cringing of the little 20 year olds in my classroom when the prof goes over this section in lecture. Just turned 51 on Sunday. I've never enjoyed sex so much. I fully expect it to be the same ten years from now. Just turned 60 in May. You're expectation is valid and warranted! Dive on in @phinheasgage! The over 60's water is great!!! Hot, in fact!!! Woo hoo!! (((SPLASH)))
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Post by Caris on Oct 9, 2016 11:24:19 GMT -5
beachguy - good point on that. And maybe the assertion from earlier is true that a female's interest wans earlier than a males - or maybe the older men have female partners that are 10 years younger! I think this is more accurate, Grant, that men over 60 are having an easier time finding a mate than women over 60. A man who is my age is looking at younger women, and while I may look at younger men, it is much more likely that the man will find a younger woman than I will find a younger man. When I perused the dating sites, I noticed that even men in their 70s were still looking for a "hot" younger woman. Unfortunately, women don't age as well as men once they lose estrogen, and unless I go all out with expensive laser treatments and injectable fillers, I won't be looking "hot," and I don't particularly want to look "hot," because if that's what it takes to get an emotionally mature man, at this age, I'm not interested. I think older women outnumber older men, so we start off with a shortage at the outset.
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