I hate feeling forced to be old-lady like. All over 60 and dressing sexier than ever Your inner life affects the way you look and feel … and how others see you. But before I launch into my exegesis, I must make a minor and defensive detour and query the same about older men. Calling all HuffPost superfans! This woman looks positively archetypal on a yoga mat; she slides into her poses like a serpent, then holds them like a Tantric Rodin. Even though I am going through menopause, we are together through and through.
My most popular video is about eye and lip make-up for older women, and it has had more than 2m views. I find myself asking myself, not aloud unless I am with a girlfriend, why someone, man or woman would wear such an outfit or unflattering cut of clothes. Eventually, the pain became so intense, and the sex so infrequent, that I talked to a few older friends and my therapist and finally consulted with my doctor. Eventually, bones compress, movement is less fluid, and we start to walk like old women. Sign up for membership to become a founding member and help shape HuffPost's next chapter. Has anyone struggled with this while maturing and how did you arrive at a conclusion? Last night my husband asked me if I wanted to go out for dinner tonight but I suggested that we have sex instead—this article will help me get in the mood.
