"Can I Really Still Have Great Sex At This Stage Of Life --

And Do I Even Want To?"
 

Menopause changes things. So do many meds, and so do aging bodies. Add in self-consciousness, shame, internalized homophobia and maybe a history of sexual trauma, and it's no wonder you might think that phase of life is over.

A lot of women say, "I'm done with all that. It's too much trouble. I'm fine with just cuddling."

And you know what? If that's really what's true for you, I support you completely.

But I've often seen people come to that conclusion because of defining "sex" in limited and limiting ways.

It's true that most young people have high levels of hormones that make us feel "horny," like we urgently need sex. And yes, that does change for many of us after menopause, or even after a woman's average sexual peak around age 38.

But genital "horniness" is not actually the best path to truly great sex. A recent book, Magnificent Sex: Lessons From Extraordinary Lovers, busted through the myths about what really creates fantastic sex, and documented exactly what I had always suspected (and have experienced!): Sex can actually get better with age.

Whether you're a brand-new lesbian who has never been with a woman, or a long-time lesbian out for decades, this class is for you.

Join us to find out how you can cultivate the factors that are actually proven to lead to the best sex, regardless of age, so you can increase your own fulfillment and be a great lover to someone else.