ON the outside, best-selling author Suzanne Noble may seem like the ultimate picture of respectability - she wears smart outfits, runs a successful business and lives in an upmarket enclave in London.
But rather than heading to a posh Waitrose store to do her weekly shopping on Saturday and Sunday, her weekends are more daring than that. Two decades ago, when Suzanne was in her 40s, she wrote an anonymous book that caused a stir with its scandalous tales of her sexual exploration. And now, aged 63, she is enjoying sex that is just as pleasurable as it was in her youth β if not even better. One recent occasion saw Suzanne being offered a sensual massage by a professional masseur - which then turned into a mind-blowing sexual encounter.
The menopause had killed her libido and the vigour in the bedroom, with Suzanne bravely admitting she believed she'd never feel like having sex again. Sharing her story, the author admitted that although it took her years to reignite her ''confidence and desire'', she eventually got there. While the couple were still together, Suzanne recalls, their sex life was rather '' vanilla '' and included the '' missionary position ''.
After ending the relationship , Suzanne enjoyed six months of dates with men she had encountered online , before meeting a man named Daniel who became her next partner. By Emma Kenny, a TV presenter and psychologist. Raucous Role Play: If your partner enjoys dressing up for fun, it shows creativity and a desire to keep things exciting.
However, it might signal that he struggles with responsibility. Multi-Partner Fantasies: Craving variety doesn't always mean he wants to cheat. However, it could indicate deeper feelings of unfulfillment. Adventure: Men seeking thrills may push boundaries, so be sure your comfort zone is respected. Flexibility: Openness to new experiences is great, but constant novelty-seeking could mean avoiding emotional connection.
