The Lives We Settle For Versus the Lives We Secretly Want
There is a quiet moment that arrives in almost every person’s life.
The Most Unforgettable Character in Sex in Our 70s Isn’t Who You Think
When readers pick up Sheldon A. Louis’s Sex in Our 70s, they usually expect to fall in love with one of its two unforgettable protagonists.
The Surprising Role Humor Plays in Rekindling Passion Later in Life
When people imagine a passionate love story, they rarely imagine laughter playing a role. Passion is supposed to be intense. Seductive. Dramatic. Humor, on the other hand, is often treated as something separate, something that belongs to friendship
She Was in Control. He Was Undone. Neither of Them Expected to Feel This Free.
What happens when two people stop pretending? Not to the world. To themselves. For most of their lives, Ben and Cat lived the lives they believed they were supposed to live.
Desire Does Not Retire: Why Sex in Our 70s Is the Most Emotionally Honest Love Story You Will Read This Year
What if the most passionate chapter of your life has not happened yet?
At 70, Ben Thought He Knew Exactly Who He Was. Cat Proved Him Beautifully Wrong.
What if the person you have been your entire life is only one version of who you could become?
The Funniest Moments in Sex in Our 70s Are Also the Most Devastating. Here Is Why That Matters.
When people imagine love stories later in life, they often picture something gentle and predictable. Romance becomes quiet companionship. Passion softens into routine. Sexual intimacy, if it exists at all, is rarely discussed, and certainly not celebrated.
What Happens When Two People in Their 70s Stop Playing by the Rules and Finally Tell the Truth About Desire
How many people spend their entire lives wanting more than they are willing to admit?
The Stories We Tell About Older Adults and Desire Have Been Wrong. Sex in Our 70s Is the Correction.
What if everything we have been told about love, passion and sexual desire after a certain age is wrong?
The Taboo We Refuse to Discuss
Confronting society’s discomfort with aging bodies and sexual expression, and why this silence harms us all.