Why Many Older Women Lose Interest in Sex (And How to Reignite Desire)

16 Jan 2024 · 2 min
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In this informal advice video, the speaker outlines three primary reasons why older women may lose interest in sex. First, past sexual encounters that were unpleasurable or forgettable can leave them relieved to be done with sex. Second, fatigue from work, caregiving for grandchildren, or caring for a partner can make sex feel like an expendable luxury they choose to withhold. Third, many older women experience a desire‑arousal sequence where they need to feel physically aroused before they develop sexual desire; without stimulation, they simply do not feel horny. The speaker invites viewers to share additional reasons, and concludes with a call to like, follow, and comment on the video.

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