Sexuality Across the Lifespan

SEXUALITY ACROSS THE LIFESPAN
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One of the learning skills that equip readers with all parts of sexual life education throughout all ages is examining human sexuality across the lifespan. Defining the stages in which these sexual relationships develop is vital, and requires more understanding every day from all perspectives. As a result, this focuses on a personal view of older adult sexuality delving into what we know, think, and have learned from other people's experiences and books.
Sexuality is typically regarded as taboo in most communities around the world (Dhingra, et al., 2016). People believe that sexuality is only for married people and that it is a sacred ritual that should be used for regenerative purposes rather than for pleasure. However, psychologically sex can be a means for people to enjoy themselves with their loved ones by expressing their emotions. Sex drive is thought to be influenced by age biologically, which is correct, but it does not vary significantly over time ("Sexuality Changes throughout the Life Span", n.d.). If we consider how older people respond to sexuality, I am confident that most of us would conclude that they do not practice sex in the same way that younger adults do, which is untrue. What we need to understand is that the same older adults were once the same younger adolescent or adults who had a stronger need for sex. General wellness, estrogen, and the quality and accessibility of companionship are the only factors that vary, but not in every case. We might be shocked to learn that, when compared to younger folks, most older people today have more sex each week. This can be explained by the fact that they have fewer duties now that they are retired, therefore they take advantage of the opportunity to indulge in their long-await...