at what age does a woman loose her labido??

[postage]

does any one know? i mean whay does it fizzle out...........ol

[RATTER15]

Craft, she isn't a great lover of fish and chips actually, Rib eye steak and chips could sway her though I'm sure :-)

[tamborine]

depends on her man

[LoftyLottie]

Tamborine is right!

[LoftyLottie]

I see all these attractive women in their 50's, 60's upwards, still looking good and taking care of themselves and then I see their OH's who just haven't bothered. And it is these OH's that accuse their women of losing their libidos. The fact is they just don't fancy their OH's any more!!

(This obviously doesn't apply in all cases!!) ;o)

[anneasquith]

what i want to know is, what do we do if we find one ?should i hand it into the police station. or maybe just keep it and use it myself ?

[Prudie]

Labido - is that one of those fancy new names for cross-breeds?

[rowanwitch]

I think when we realise it takes longer to eat a mars bar,, and it doesn't roll over and fart afterwards

[NOX]

My 72 year old ex mother in law has a husband a fraction of her age, so I''m guessing somewhere after at least 73:)

[anneasquith]

no prudie...................you are thinking of a labradoodle !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[ChuckFickens]

As a bloke, I have to say, I think I'd find the mars bar test quite off-putting!

[rowanwitch]

But Chuck dear thing...you wouldn't roll over and fart would you.... you'd probably get up and fix any broken gadgets instead

[anneasquith]

chuck.......a bit of advice, take your orange hat off !

[seadogg]

when a woman loses her labido she is too old for dogging. libido depends on how clever/attractive the partner

[askyourgran]

It depends on the husband, some have to take medication which lessens their libido.
If it is so important to them I suppose medication will
My father-in-law was still a randy old so and so in his late 70's. They'd had 10 children and she'd had 3 miscarriages as well.
I think I have a headache coming on.

[rowanwitch]

Makes chuck look like a diver.......

[askyourgran]

^help them.

[jno]

no fixed age, and it fades rather than vanishing overnight. Normally I believe it becomes more noticeable in your 70s, but illness or medication may hurry it up.

[lozzer50]

never

[ttfn]

Gran - from the look on your face I am sure you haven't lost yours. I am betting that you have the same problem as do I - remembering where I put it. Hmmmm...maybe I should check the fridge or the airing cupboard?