OK, I'm
going to say it. There's this societal expectation that women over 50 have
closed up shop. Sex is out, desire is gone.
Here's the
thing nobody tells you: desire isn't gone. It's dormant. If the sex is bad or
non-existent, a woman's drive will quietly switch off — why keep the engine
running with nowhere to go? But give her good, available sex, and something
else happens entirely. That switch flips back on, and it doesn't come back at
half-strength. These women turn into horny wee things whose drive can outpace
most men half their age.
And it
throws them. Not because anything's wrong with them — because nobody warned
them this was allowed. Society spent fifty years telling them that after
menopause, wanting anything was off the table. So when the wanting comes
roaring back, it feels like a glitch instead of what it actually is: normal.
It was
never broken. It was just waiting for a reason.