| Is it still there for you? |
| Yes. Mid 40s, 20 years. |
| Oh very. He has a beautiful spine (Thanks Patrick Swayze, for making that a thing for me), and a smile that melts my heart and great hair and the most loving eyes and strong hands. |
| I'm somewhat grossed out by most everyone except him. I think he would be a great model for a marble sculpture. Other guys all have something off that grosses me out. |
| I love men and my DH is very manly. I think about his body all the time. We have a very active sex life. We really got lucky finding a partner that was each our own ‘type.’ |
| ya. 15 years together, I'm 42 and he's 40. I feel annoyed with him from time to time, but the attraction is always there. We both feel pretty lucky. (and both exercise daily and stay healthy). |
| Yes, attracted and grateful. Together for 5 years. Busy/hamster wheel days young kids and we both work. |
| 25 years here. Not really. But the attraction was always mostly emotional/intellectual so as he's aged what physical attraction I had has waned as his waist has widened. |
| If you have to ask, it's over. |
| Definitely - we are of grandparent age so our bodies aren’t what they use to be but he is still really good looking with a full head of silver hair but with 20 extra pounds. We still have a very active sex life and in the almost dark you don’t notice the age. |
| not much. the belly fat is out of control |
| Been together 17 years. She is stunningly gorgeous. I know how lucky I am. |
Yep, candlelight is very forgiving. |
Same, but only 15 years. |
| We’re 48/49 and have been married 18 years. I still think he’s super attractive. I haven’t aged as well (weight gain) but he seems to still feel some attraction. |