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Many men harbour the misconception that an increase in age and excessive sex may lead to weakening of the genitals,resulting in ‘seminal bankruptcy’. This misguided belief prompts them to enter into a state of sexual abstinence. As such men grow older, they accept that they are walking, more – slowly, that their speech occasionally falters, but they cannot countenance the fact that an erection will automatically be slower in coming. And so they put an end to their sex life, moving from effective sexual functioning to various degrees of impotence. What older men need to realize is that the slowing down in the process of achieving an erection is a normal phenomenon. And that a single failure in erection does not mean the end of sex life)
Women, too, harbour the misconception that menopause marks the end of their sexuality. Menopause merely marks the end of a woman’s reproductive life and not the conjugal one that can continue up to the end of her biological life. In fact, the maturity of their relationship, along with the guaranteed natural contraception that comes with it, may actually enhance their sex life. The mindset that proclaimsSex after sixty’ is not possible needs to be change & viti‘ and women can continue to remain sexually active tin Alt last day of their lives, provided they are in sound physical and mental health.