I can't believe the University of Chicago spent good money on a survey that concludes women 55 and older are "enjoying sex more than women the same age a decade ago."
Duh.
A decade ago, a lot of gray-haired men weren't being bombarded with those sexual enhancement ads, either.
And why wouldn't older women who are doing it rave about the orgasm?
If a 50-plus female is lucky enough to find a desirable man, and that man gives her eye-contact long enough for her to communicate a willingness to bare her declining assets, and he takes her up on it--she's got something to shout about.
Sure the sex is good---if you can get it
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I keep hearing that term; "Desirable man", "Desirable", "Dateworthy". Nobody is really clear on what it means. They should offer certifications in Dateworthiness. I'd get my Master's degree in that. Women's assets don't really decline as they get older. Women can be attractive at any age, but in this age of sexuall harassment claims and overrepresentation of certain groups in the penal system, a woman has to be clear about what she wants. Women have so much power today that there is little need for them to be afraid of making their desires known. She has to distinguish very clearly between the sex vs. relationship because a man can easily hang himself if he goes about it all willy-nilly (ha).
Wow! Could this be one of the reasons why there is an increase in older couples divorcing these days? I have always wondered how someone could fall-out-of-love after 20+ years in marriage! Fortunately, the results are in. Every 50+ buddy needs to hear this: 55+ doesn't mean a thing - you've to keep them raving about .., you've to keep them lucky, you've to keep "desirable" ..