Barry Mccarthy

By Barry McCarthy, Ph.D., and Tamara Oppliger, MA The good news: There is solid scientific evidence that not only can couples be sexual in their sixties, seventies, and eighties, but aging sexuality is energizing and satisfying. The bad news: One in three couples stop having sex between ages 60 and 65, and two and three couples stop being sexual between 70 and 75. Typically, the choice to stop is the man’s because he has lost confidence with erections and intercourse.

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