Retired and Divorced Men have Better Sexual Life
February 24, 2010

A survey done for the Sunday Telegraph Magazine shows that stressful workplaces and family lives have a significant detrimental impact on the amount of sex that couples get in the United Kingdom. They noted that divorced people have sex more than twice as many times as married people and that retired individuals are also getting more sex than many younger individuals with full-time jobs. Retired And Divorced Getting More Sex.

The survey which involved 1,800 people also noted that more than one man in five over the age of 55 has made use of the erectile dysfunction medication Viagra and Cialis. Men of the age 60+ these days tend to be in better health, more mobile and have more of a disposable income than previous generations.

They are therefore significantly more likely to be sexually active and the survey noted that 29 percent of this group had sex more than eleven times monthly. The fact that they have time on their hands was seen to be significant because only 24 percent of people in full-time work managed the same level of sexual activity and only twenty percent of those in part time work. Eleven percent of retired people even claimed to have sex more than 21 times monthly whereas only six percent of those individuals in full-time work managed the same.