Are Women Biologically Conditioned Not To Find Sex Interesting After The Menopause?

November 11, 2009 by  
Filed under Menopause Symptoms

From a biological viewpoint is there any reason to have sex if you can not have children. Have any women had an increase in sex drive after menopause

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4 Responses to “Are Women Biologically Conditioned Not To Find Sex Interesting After The Menopause?”
  1. Grace Lam says:

    Maintaining and nurturing your sexuality is important for your physical and emotional health. You shouldn’t expect to stop enjoying sex as you age.

  2. Rhianna says:

    Biologically speaking no, but that does not mean once a women reaches the menopause that she cannot continue to have a good sex life if she so wishes. Many women find things improve with age.

  3. Flying Fid says:

    Apparantly Maggie Thatcher went at it with Dennis like a greasy weasel, most women just get some leather trousers and start training to be a psychotherapist.

  4. Audrey Clementine says:

    Menopause = Pause from men

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