Sex after Sixty: a French guide to loving intimacy
Author: de Hennezel, Marie
ISBN: 9781925321661
Publisher: Scribe Publications
Year First Published: 2017
Pages: 208
Dimensions: 211mm x 138mm x 19mm
Format: Paperback / softback
Description
In Sex After Sixty, Marie de Hennezel addresses the most taboo of subjects- the sexuality of seniors.
Employing an equal measure of modesty and irreverence, she probes the mystery and depth of the enjoyment of physical love at a later stage of life. Through interviews, lectures, and her own analysis - including forays into areas such as tantric sex - she invites the reader on a journey to the heart of this unrecognised territory. It turns out that emotional intimacy plays a huge role in maintaining a sex life as you age. The quality of a relationship obviously matters a lot in being able to take your time, trust your partner, and explore a sexuality that's more sensual and more playful than that of earlier years. It's all about knowing how to take pleasure as it comes, rather than focussing on what could be a This is what characterises a less impulsive, but more erotic, sexuality. And it's not less satisfying, either. Far from it.
ISBN: 9781925321661
Publisher: Scribe Publications
Year First Published: 2017
Pages: 208
Dimensions: 211mm x 138mm x 19mm
Format: Paperback / softback
Description
In Sex After Sixty, Marie de Hennezel addresses the most taboo of subjects- the sexuality of seniors.
Employing an equal measure of modesty and irreverence, she probes the mystery and depth of the enjoyment of physical love at a later stage of life. Through interviews, lectures, and her own analysis - including forays into areas such as tantric sex - she invites the reader on a journey to the heart of this unrecognised territory. It turns out that emotional intimacy plays a huge role in maintaining a sex life as you age. The quality of a relationship obviously matters a lot in being able to take your time, trust your partner, and explore a sexuality that's more sensual and more playful than that of earlier years. It's all about knowing how to take pleasure as it comes, rather than focussing on what could be a This is what characterises a less impulsive, but more erotic, sexuality. And it's not less satisfying, either. Far from it.
