A guide for older adults navigating breakups and what comes after. How to adjust, avoid repeating old patterns, and stay open to new possibilities and adventures in relationships.
In this week's Sex Advice for Seniors podcast, we talk about the way in which people are coming to the end of long relationships, about what you do afterwards, whether you are prepared to experiment and do something different and look for new ways of being together with someone after what has been perhaps a fairly dismal experience. Uh, what we are trying to do in our very amateurish way is to look for ways in which we can help people adjust to the end of a long relationship, or indeed a short relationship, um, and move into a new one to avoid making the same mistakes again. And to be open to new possibilities and new adventures. If we achieve that, then we'll be very happy.
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