Sex ‘Highly Important’ to a Quarter of Middle-Aged Women, Study Shows
Christian gender complementarians need to get with the program – first and foremost, toss complementarianism in the trash can where it belongs – but secondly, toss out the sexist, strange, or unbiblical beliefs they have about women’s libidos.
Complementarians enjoy living in a fantasy world where they falsely believe that only men want and enjoy sex, and that women don’t enjoy or want sex. This alleviates them of taking responsibility for pleasing women in the bedroom, I suspect.
(Link): Sex ‘Highly Important’ to a Quarter of Middle-Aged Women, Study Shows
Excerpts:
Sept 2020
by Chris Melore
CLEVELAND, Ohio — There’s a common belief that people lose interest in sex as they age. A new study finds this isn’t exactly true for many middle-aged women.
Researchers say sex still remains important to the daily lives of over 70 percent of women entering midlife.
The North American Menopause Society (NAMS) shows 27 percent of women continue to rate sex as a high priority throughout midlife. The report looks at more than 3,200 participants in the Study of Women’s Health Across the Nation.
Researchers find nearly half (45 percent) view love-making as important early on during midlife, but then decreases over time. Only 28 percent of women say sex is of low importance throughout these years.
“In contrast to prior literature reporting that the importance of sex decreases as women move through midlife, we found that, for a quarter of women, sex remains highly important to them throughout midlife,” says Dr. Holly Thomas from the University of Pittsburgh in a (Link): media release.
Researchers looked at a number of different factors which may affect how women view sex while going through menopause. This period marks the natural decline of reproductive hormones, typically occurring during a woman’s 40s or 50s.
…“Studies like these provide valuable insights to healthcare providers who may otherwise dismiss a woman’s waning sexual desire as a natural part of aging,” says NAMS medical director Dr. Stephanie Faubion.
Related:
(Link): Why a Woman’s Sex Life Declines After Menopause (Hint: Sometimes It’s Her Partner) By T. Parker-Pope
(Link): Grieving for My Sex Life After My Husband Died by A. Radosh
(Link): Widow Whose Husband Died Sues Over ‘Loss of Sex’
(Link): Groundbreaking News: Women Like Sex (part 1, 2) (articles)
(Link): Her Marriage is Sexless While She Cares For Sick Elderly Father
Christian Pundit 
Hi there! I know you’re not a Historian but they do cover a lot of what you talk about!