Okay so maybe a mummy is a little too old and others are a bit too young so where’s the happy middle ground? That’s up for you to decide! But a lot of people get all hot and bothered when their sexual partner is significantly older than they are. The important thing is that everyone has consented and are happy. There are of course dozens of examples of celebrity couples: ancient billionaires with PlayBoy bunny wives, Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher, the list goes on. This desire exists in all sexualities and cultures. So what’s the big deal? Not everyone wants an actual age gap, so many opt for role play options. For most people it’s a control thing. There’s a security in knowing your older partner has been there before and can show you the way. The older partner has more experience with life and love and can guide the younger partner and share with them their sexual wisdom. The Golden Years can be just that if everyone's needs are taken into consideration. Good hunting to all you cougars and silver foxes out there!
You may have seen something entitled "The Kama Sutra" on a coffee table or in a sex shop. This is usually a book filled with pictures or illustrations, complete with a listing of a great many sexual positions and suggestions for pleasure. But that version has been simplified from the original Kama Sutra that originates from the Hindu tradition. This book, known in Sanskrit as the "Verses of Desire", was very long and complex. It not only discussed sex positions, but also the social and biological factors that relate to sexual activity. It talked about prostitution, sadomasochism, genital piercings, drug use and abuse, cheating, and power dynamics between the genders. In other words, the original Kama Sutra really did justice to the complexity of sexuality, but the bookstore versions probably don't include all that. But it doesn't mean they don't provide interesting and helpful suggestions to deepen your sexual experience. For more sexy stuff, check out these links: Ass Play, Erotic Art, Tantric Sex , Erotic Fiction