I've got a question for seniors, please answer if u can still read...?

Question

do seniors still have sex?

well, do you?

Answer 1

Yes, I can read. I can also spell the word "you", and not to lazy to spell it out.

Answer 2

Seniors do still have sex. We were taught in nursing school to discuss it with them and question any issues they might be having. Actually from what I've been told, sex gets better with age, less stress and no worries about pregnancy or other vain things. They just enjoy the moment and can make the moment last alot longer.

Answer 3

I can't speak for myself, I'm not married and still have enough morals not to until I am. But I know that my parents who are in their 70's do. They have the most wonderful relationship.
Example, I know they won't mind: They had a private screen installed around their porch( you can see out, no one can see in). My mom was sitting on the swing far away from the door wearing nothing. My dad came through and fussed at her then she told him about the screen. He went back inside and undressed, went to the screen door and said 'hello world'. My mom couldn't stop laughing because the screen on the door was regular screen.

You can make fun if you want but you will be there someday. And why are you in the senior category anyway? Are you just hopping around to leave little traces of sarcasm?

Won't work on me. I've been married and I will say that as you age the sex only gets better because you know yourself, are mature enough to communicate to one another what you need and want which is much more meaningful than I imagine a one night stand to be.

Answer 4

I can still read. When a person is to old for this act you asked about is when the person is DEAD.

Sad that you are using a picture similar to that of a fine Fraternal Order and asking such meaningless questions. If I knew who you were I would " challenge " you. I know this is NOT a Masonic Emblem although you might fool others.

Answer 5

As you have read-that is, if you have read the answers, you now know that,1) It is none of your business, 2) We can read and even answer, 3) You have yet to learn respect and discretion,
4) At your age your knowledge of ALL things is very limited as is your mind.
Have a nice day

Answer 6

Im not a senior but i saw your question and just had to say how rude!!! your asking please answer if u can still read, thats a pretty arogant remark for someone that never bothered to learn to spell, or was just to lazy to type two more letters, why are you so interested in what goes on in the beds of the elderly~? i couldn't care less what people do in their beds, these people are your elders show them some respect.

Answer 7

Little person, all human beings have amorous feelings once puberty has played its tricks, and with older persons the intimacy and love and, dare I say to you, respect, is supremely important. One thing not to forget, little person, is that at the moment you kick your way out of the womb, you begin to age, to grow older. I am now 71. I am, now, still in the warm embrace of my life's work, the professional theatre; I am a classical actor, Shakespeare and all that. Since your cognitive skills appear to be on the low side, you may not grasp what I'm about to say to you, but I'll say it anyway: I lived a rich and joyful life, a life whose reach into the human experience is very likely many times greater than you'll ever begin to know--a life of art and travel and living in Europe and Africa and southeast Asia, a life of great love and romance and being in the company of other actors, some of whom have names most Americans and Brits and Canadians know, a life of standing ovations and being stopped by strangers on the street. I speak French and German, as well as my mother tongue, English, and I write and publish plays, poetry, essays, and short-stories, I am, as well, a paid storyteller, a paid puppeteer, a jugular, a mime, and five times a grandfather. And, yes, I also read...in English, German, and French, fluently. My sex life is no business of yours, and your sex life is not remotely of interest to me. Did I tell you that I am 71? In short, old.

Answer 8

I have to agree with several other answers here and agree that you are in fact a very rude and disrespectful individual. Why don't you ask a senior if they were babies making babies, or if they made babies only to leave them behind for someone else to care for. Your generation is very careless and irresponsible. Why are there no longer wives and mothers instead of "baby's mama."

Answer 9

Oh dear not another one! Did you ask this question to insult us or were you looking for someone with experience to teach you what you obviously have no experience of.
I suggest you consult someone that is interested next time you feel the need to act like a child.

Answer 10

Yes! I like your Masonic symbol. We Seniors just don't talk about it as much as the teens with their newly acquired hormones.
Chuckle... we are often amazed when we find members of the under age 20 group that can read, since we know they get most of their information from MTV & the BET network.

Answer 11

First of all, you obviously were not taught to respect your elders-Seniors especially.
They deserve it!
Second of all-why the he** would you even care?
Is your life in that deptartment so dormant that you need to obsess on what others do in the privacy of their own home?
Get some help.