From reading blog posts, books, and magazine articles about sex, you’d think that technique is the most important factor in having great sex. We think that great sex is mostly about the mechanics of touching,…
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How to Create The Sex Life of Your Dreams
Read more1. What is Your Sex Life Now? Xanet Pailet, in her excellent book Living an Orgasmic Life, suggests we periodically question whether we’re happy with our sex life and if not, where we need to…
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The Joy of Sex
Read moreThe Joy of Sex Book The Joy of Sex, by Dr. Alex Comfort, is the most helpful and practical sex book my wife and I have read. In 1973, my sister-in-law shared her copy of…
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How To Bring Passion Back Into a Sexual Relationship
Read moreIt seems to me that much of today’s rhetoric is attempting to make men more feminine, and women more masculine. While equality is great in the workplace, Pailet recognizes that “The current state of power…
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Why Seniors Give Up on Sex
Read moreIn speaking with people, I’ve gotten the impression that some seniors give up on sex. For one reason or another, they stop having sex and over time and lose all desire for sexual contact. I…
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Is Sex With A New Person After Your Spouse Dies Being “Disloyal”?
Read moreYou may have taken a vow to be sexually faithful to your spouse “until death do us part.” However, that vow was never intended to be a vow for the rest of your life when…
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8 Reasons Why Seniors Should Be Having More Sex
Read moreThere’s a nasty rumor in our culture that seniors don’t have sex, and if they do, it’s gross and disgusting. Fortunately for us seniors, neither belief is true.
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Sex After Grief
Read more“Sex After Grief” is the name of a short book by senior sexuality writer and speaker Joan Price.
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6 Surprising Things Senior Men Want from Sex
Read moreOne myth about men and sex is that men are just interested in having physical sex. While that may be true of some men, that’s not true of all men. “Just like women, men want…
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5 Reasons You Need to Learn About Senior Sexuality
Read moreSexual pleasure is a possibility for almost any senior. Granted, when a spouse dies or when there are medical or physical changes, adaptations have to be made.