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Your support makes all the difference.Britons are enjoying a thriving sex-life well into their sixties, a survey has shown.
With a quarter of over-65s claiming their love life hasn’t changed despite their age, and 8 per cent of the same age group keen to embark on a new sexual relationship, mature romance is blooming according a report published by Age UK today.
A further 12 per cent of participants responding to an online poll said they would like to try new things with their partner. Meanwhile, 18 per cent of women and 27 per cent of men say they want to be more sexually active.
More than a quarter of participants said they felt they couldn’t talk to their partners about sex while just 17 per cent felt comfortable talking to health workers, for reasons including embarrassment and not knowing how to initiate the conversation.
A total of 2,000 over 65-year-olds responded to the survey.
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