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[quote=Anonymous]"A dead bedroom in your 30s is almost always a sign of serious issues. A dead bedroom in your 60s is usually not a sign of anything. 40s/50s... depends on the situation. A lot happens in those decades that can really depress libidos, though that same stuff can also cause other marital strain. It just depends on the couple and the situation.

These threads often devolve into one or two posters acting like sex is the only reason marriage exists, arguing with several posters who are likely a decade or two older whose marriages have several key benefits that have nothing to do with sex. It is seemingly impossible for these posters to understand each other, so I guess I only hope they aren't married to each other!"

Nope. I often comment on those posts. I'm almost 60 and a woman, and I don't believe that rejecting your spouse sexually is okay at my age or any age. If you're healthy and interested in sex in general, just not with your spouse, you're asking for trouble if you don't address this as a couple. [/quote]

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