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My Aunt and Uncle are in their late 70's and 80's and still have an active sex life with each other and their quality of life is good. There must be something to this. I always have been a firm beliver in the use it or loose it theory...
EWWWWWWW. Do they talk about it? Ewwwww. Just kidding......
my mom and I just recently had a discussion about sex . . . and how she and my dad are making magic, with a little help these days, lol. It was a very lighthearted and enlightening discussion.
In fact, it was the only informative discussion on sex I have ever had with my mother.
Nice to hear some tips for maintaining one's sex life as one ages.
My Aunt and Uncle are in their late 70's and 80's and still have an active sex life with each other and their quality of life is good. There must be something to this. I always have been a firm beliver in the use it or loose it theory...
You naughty thing ;you been peeking again haven't you. JK
Maybe people in better health in the first place are the ones more likely to be having sex? More attractive without falling apart in many old-person ways? Maybe they're more likely to already have a partner/spouse so they don't have to re-invent the wheel to have sex, just turn to partner and say, Hey, how 'bout it?
It is interesting, as a younger person, I somehow thought when you became a Grandma sex was over. Now...here I am, and it is definitely NOT over! Sex is important, and more than that, the richness and closeness of a relationship. That is really the key to longevity and happiness.
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