By Tonia
“The
older one grows the more one likes indecency.” – Virginia Woolf

Which got me to thinking about geriatric sex. Why not? Granma
still wants to make whoopee. Why are people so squeamish about the idea? I
guess they think she should be knitting or cooking or reading stories to the
grandkids. She has no business gadding about, having <shudder the thought> wild sex!


Personally, I just had my 59th
birthday. And it hit me – 60 comes after 59 (yes, I have a PhD and can figure out
these complex math problems). I’m approaching the geriatric set. Oh, hell, I’m
already there. But I still want to get lucky. I’m not dead yet.
For your next girlfriend’s get together we suggest
a book discussion of Jane Juska’s A Round
Heeled Woman: My Late Life Adventures in Sex and Romance. Its Jane’s story
of how she decided she’d been celibate too long and placed a personal ad in The
New York Review of Books that said, “Before I turn 67—next March—I would like
to have a lot of sex with a man I like. If you want to talk first, Trollope
works for me.”
So I leave you this story stolen from the
internet:
On hearing that her
elderly grandfather had passed away, Jenny rushed to her grandmother's side.
When she asked the particulars of her grandfather's death, her grandmother
explained, "He had a heart attack during sex on Sunday morning."
Horrified, Jenny suggested sex at age 94 was surely asking for trouble.
"Oh, no," her grandmother replied. "We had sex every Sunday
morning, in time with the church bells - in with the dings and out with the
dongs." She paused and wiped away a tear. "If it hadn't been for that
ice cream truck going past, he'd still be alive."
Happy fucking!
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