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Modern Love: A No-Nonsense Guide to a Life of Passion
Written by Sallie Foley, the “Modern Love” columnist for AARP’s 22-million-subscriber lifestyle magazine, Sex & Love for Grownups offers candid insights on the romance and relationship issues uppermost in the minds of mature adults.
Q: My husband wants me to talk dirty to him. Is there a book I can learn from?
Q: Our kids just left for college, and it's created a stillness between my husband and me. How can we reconnect?
Q: My wife and I are in our 50s, and we have sex once a week, but it's not enough for me. Is this normal?
Now the most poignant and provocative questions sent to AARP The Magazine's "Modern Love" column have been collected—and answered—in a new book, Sex & Love for Grownups, that reveals everything you always wanted to know about sex, love, and relationships at age 40 and beyond.
With recent behavioral surveys showing that healthy Americans stay sexually active into their 70s and up, this is the perfect forum to find out what others are thinking and doing about finding a new partner, making love, and making love last.
Q: My husband wants me to talk dirty to him. Is there a book I can learn from?
Q: Our kids just left for college, and it's created a stillness between my husband and me. How can we reconnect?
Q: My wife and I are in our 50s, and we have sex once a week, but it's not enough for me. Is this normal?
Now the most poignant and provocative questions sent to AARP The Magazine's "Modern Love" column have been collected—and answered—in a new book, Sex & Love for Grownups, that reveals everything you always wanted to know about sex, love, and relationships at age 40 and beyond.
With recent behavioral surveys showing that healthy Americans stay sexually active into their 70s and up, this is the perfect forum to find out what others are thinking and doing about finding a new partner, making love, and making love last.
160 pages, Paperback
First published August 28, 2006
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September 25, 2012
Publishers, in their enthusiasm for selling books, sometimes give them misleading titles. IMHO the honest one for this book would be: So you've reached 50 and you still want passion? You need a therapist!
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