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| homo, mother quotes, ebony, insest, nude, hooter women, real estate, books, possible, daughterincest, dance, rocco, cds, bollywood, sex life, health & fitness, product reviews, excellent, brunette, dildo, black, quotes on mother, showtimes, bookstore, | It’s where she crosses the line between affirming the sexual needs of older women and insisting that they must have sex—lots of it—irrespective of their physical or personal inclinations. While Sheehy throws in some platitudes about platonic soul authors, american connections, she spends more time scolding married women who’ve lost interest in doing the deed. She approvingly offers up Dr. Allen, “the wise and witty New York gynecologist” who bullies a stay-at-home mother into “rehabilitating” her vagina so her husband can “get something out authors, american of” supporting his wife and kids. authors, american Here’s the kind of incentive the good doctor offers her: I know Robert. He’s a good-looking guy, and he’s in the city sixty hours a week with hot babes. Unless something is wrong with him, sooner or later he is going to get tired of your obligatory sex. When it comes to women’s sexuality at any age, the line between emancipation and oppression is wafer-thin. |
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| Gee, why don’t I just shoot my thirty-something self already? There are some married Passionates in the book, but they’ve usually traded in the old hubby for a new one in their middle age. Those of us books unfortunate enough to hit old age books in a long-committed relationship usually end up in Sheehy’s less admirable categories: Women Married Dammit (WMDs), Status Quos and books Low Libidos. WMDs are women stuck in really bad marriages who are too angry or “emotionally dead” to change their fate. Single and married Status Quos are resigned to sex-less lives, lacking the courage to sacrifice security for the emotional risks of a Romantic Renaissance. Low Libidos rank the lowest in her estimation because they’re simply not interested in having a lot of sex: “they don’t take hormones or use vaginal estrogen and rarely even use self-stimulation or try to introduce novelty into their marriages.” The book can be silly, earnest and often insightful in turns, but Sheehy’s downright scary when it comes to menopause, which she frames as an affliction to be fought by all medical means necessary. |
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