4
May

Menopausal Women And Sexual Desire

   Posted by: jude   in Senior Health

I have read so many reports about when a woman starts and ends with menopause and the consensus seems to be from 45 to 60 and since no two women are the same it can be sooner or later depending on the individual. By my calculations mine should be finished this year or next.

We all have preconceived ideas of everything that can happen to us during this time in our life. I have heard so many horror stories all my life about women going mad and others developing cancer from hormone therapy that I really didn’t know what to expect. Mine hasn’t been really horrible, but I am so sick of menopause and it has lasted long enough.

Of course I like the fact of no more menstrual cycles and we all know that this means our childbearing years are over, but mine were over when I was young because I was never able to conceive after Eric. Many people are under the assumption that women who are menopausal and have gone through menopause no longer have any sexual desire.

They presume that they continue to engage in the activity just to keep their partner happy, but they don’t get any pleasure out of it. This is certainly not the truth although I have to admit without the proper balance of hormones the libido could get out of whack. Many women do experience a drop in their sexual desire after menopause though.

Some women experience problems with the vagina being dry and this can make it hard for them to get pleasure out of sexual activity. There are some really great products on the market though that will allow you to moisturize without any negative side effects. I felt a little embarrassed when I first purchased some because I thought Oh, My God people will know that I still like sex.

If women experience issues with this I would advise you to see a gynecologist for a complete evaluation because they may be able to come up with a natural remedy that can prevent ongoing issues in the future. Some women develop a mental block toward sexual intercourse because of vaginal dryness. They also may connect it with being undesirable now that they are older.

Many times low self confidence can cause women to shy away from sexual intimacy as well, but this can happen at any age. Being able to really enjoy your body and your sexual desires when you are older is still very important. Hopefully you will be encouraged to do what you can to bring back a higher level of sexual desire.

When I was young I simply didn’t think about old people having sex, it was inconceivable and seemed perverted. Now that I’m getting there it concerns me and it’s not inconceivable or perverted at all. I am still the same person I was when I was younger, but it’s amazing how different life looks when you finally get to the more mature side of life.

Having the right balance of estrogen could help and many women like the idea of using the natural supplements that you can buy over the counter, but sometimes even those may not be enough for a woman to get back the sexual desire she once had. Your doctor can help decide what would be best for you since the level of estrogen in the body drops dramatically due to menopause, replacing it definitely can be helpful.

For many older couples, menopause can throw a monkey wrench into what was once a very enjoyable part of their intimate relationship. It’s very important to discuss what has taken place because you don’t want your partner to assume the lack of sexual responsiveness has anything to do with them not being attractive anymore.

You can find a solution that works for you so that menopause won’t stop you from engaging in sexual intimacy because regardless of age it’s still an important part of a relationship.

2
May

7 Useless facts About Myself

   Posted by: jude   in Mature Not Senile Misc

I was tagged by Nofaceberg to list 7 useless facts about myself and I normally don’t do these because the instructions are so long and I don’t like to copy and paste a book, but since this seemed simple I figured what the heck. I wont tag anyone, but if you want to join in feel free.

1. Even though I’m a Cosmetologist and know better, I always do things to my hair that I would never do to anyone else.

2. I was 50 when I finally realized what love was all about.

3. I was 16 when my son was born.

4. I could eat steak for every meal.

5. I’m closer to my dog than my son.

6. I have never been able to walk in high heels.

7. No one gets my sense of humour, when I think I’m being funny everyone else things I’m being serious.

I’m not religious as I have stated before, but one thing that concerns me and I’m sure many others is the idea of taking prayer out of public schools. No, I don’t think it should be forced on children, but would it really hurt? There has been many different interpretations of The First Amendment in past years.

I think it’s great that we have the freedom to choose our religion, but many choose to interpret that part of the document as a rule to get away from religion and God. We have always had the choice of sending our children to a private school if we can afford it or using the public school system and it wasn’t always a problem that you had a religious faith that you upheld.

We are concerned with Nate because his parents chose to send him to a private church academy where prayer is allowed and encouraged, he will start 1st grade this year and the academy goes to the 4th. As yet Bill and I don’t know if they have decided to leave him there or try the public school system. I want what is best for Nate and Bill is concerned that the little guy might not fit in.

There is a huge problem at the administrative level and we should be concerned that they are becoming more oppressive in as much that people of faith are being forced to go “into the closet” and hide their values and their religious beliefs. We want our children to learn how to be who they are even though they might be different from who other people are, that’s part of life.

Just because there are people who don’t like religion or have other faiths should that be a mandate to rid our school of something so basic as a prayer? I don’t think any body has the right to force any type of belief or religious system on anyone, especially a child. Of course we raise them the best we can and teach them things we were taught and that we think is right for them, but they will make their own choices when they are older.

Whether a person is Atheist or not and no matter what his belief system do you honestly think a prayer is going to corrupt our children? “In God I Trust”

29
Apr

The Baby Phat Line Has It All

   Posted by: jude   in Mature Not Senile Misc

Baby Phat is a well known established brand by Kimora Lee Simmons and together with hubby Russell have turned the Baby Phat name and brand into a phenomenal business in just 10 years. They definitely set the standard in fashion and sportswear for the trendy hip hop generation. I see that little cat on everything from lingerie, jewelry, shorts, jeans, all types of other apparel and don’t forget the baby phat purses, perfumes, and makeup and they even have bedding.

Anything you can think of to design so have they. It’s not just for the young, it’s a brand name that everyone adores wearing even everyone’s favorite Paula Abdul. Our own children and relatives love it and can afford the prices and love the fit from babies and children to the fashionable urban yuppies and everybody else. The celebrities that have made it fashionable and trendy are way too many for me too list here.

Success must taste sweet for this gorgeous former runway fashion model/designer. In my opinion she has it all, beauty, brains, family, and home that is truly the American dream. I don’t wear brand names unless I find a bargain, but many wont consider anything unless it has a brand name or logo attached.

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