Do you want to use it or lose it?

Baby boomer Di trying not to lose what she has left

HI there, all you young-at-hearters and any youngies game enough to have a peek into the future.

I am a journalist in my 50s with a cheeky slant on life and I know through my work  that there are a lot more sassy baby boomers out there -  more ‘out there’  than I am. They are my inspiration.

This site will have their stories plus articles on every aspect of ageing in style – even disgracefully. Don’t worry, we are not concentrating on sexual matters, although that will be part of  it.

Use it or lose it relates to the mind, body and soul.

Matters concerning love, health, careers, education, adventure, family and friendship will be the main thrust of this site.

Most importantly, all content will be original. I have some great interviewees and story ideas lined up.

Stay tuned for more.

Cheers,
Diane.

Don’t shout it from the rooftops

Now, if you can’t make a noise during sex in middle age, when can you?

Poor Caroline Cartwright, a 47 year old Englishwoman has been sent to jail for making too much noise during lovemaking.

Her nosy, and no doubt sexually-frustrated neighbours, complained about her shouting and screaming as she and her husband were having a good time – and now she is headed for jail because she breached the court order which had banned her from making any more noise.

You can’t keep a bad woman down, it seems. Good on you Caroline.

But reading this has frightened me a bit, especially as my partner has suggested he gag me during sex. Well, I don’t mind gagging occasionally – but I took it the wrong way. I got it when he started tearing up old sheets into long strips and had a sinister gleam in his eye.

Honestly, what is the point of keeping sexually active in your senior years if you can’t shout it from the rooftops  – or at least from your bedpost?

And, remember folks, you want to be shouting in ecstasy rather than agony. So keep the old bods moving and grooving!

Source: Noisy sex recordings played in court