is there an age ?

[legend758duo]

is there an age where inhibitions go out the window?
if u go on a date at say 21 you would play hard to get .

well not easy eh ?

but if you were 31 or 41 or even 51 do you think youd play so hard to get.?

is it harder to get laid as you get older?

[4getmenot]

I'd say its the other way round. More people sleep round when they are younger and when they get older and are left on the shelf they play hard to get to get into a good relationship and make people want them, and think a bit more about things before jumping into bed with someone.

[Stevee]

You sleep around when you are young. When you are older you want more than sex, you want a relationship.

Sex for sex's sake is the greatest overated thing in the world.

Its the same when you are old as when you are young your just a bit wiser.

[Miss Zippy]

I don't know many 21 year olds who play 'hard to get' !! If anything, you get choosier as you get older, rather than more desperate. As you get older, you (usually) become more confident and dont't feel that you have to jump into bed with someone to keep them interested. A vibrant and attractive person can get laid easily whatever their age.

[wizard69]

I'm 41 and always open to offers...

[trevHCS]

Not sure if inhibitions go out the window, but you figure out what you want more as you get older and have a lot more mistakes to learn from.

As for playing hard to get - that's all very well if you happen to be one of those people who has several chasing them, but it's really not recommended at any age if you genuinely like that person.

And with regards "getting laid" - it's nor exactly easy at any age, but to go further than Steve - sex overall is the most overrated thing in history...! We only really do it because our hormones tell us to, pretty much like the rest of the animal kingdom.

I'm guessing you're wondering if the rumours about sex being a young persons game are true. Well....from the 40 year olds I've slept with, I'd say no, they just demand more than lay back and think of England. :)