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In the last couple of years I’ve been way more interested. A lot more interested. And I think we have this sort of disconnect, because my mind-set is that he’s a man and so of course if he’s a man he wants [sex], it’s going to be all the time. And he’s, you know, constantly explaining, ‘Look, it’s not really like that anymore. I’m a 43-year-old, 42-year-old man. It’s not like, you know, I’m not 20 anymore. … For me I take it a little personally. I’m like, oh, does that mean that, you know, you don’t love me? Similarities in straight and lesbian women’s narratives illuminate how midlife experiences constrain sex in marriage over time (see Delamater & Sill, 2005, Dzara, 2010; Lindau & Gavrilova, 2010; Lindau et al., 2007) and extend our understanding of how married women interpret sexual change in connection to cultural norms beyond the straight context (see Carpenter, Nathanson, & Kim, 2006; Crawford & Popp, 2003; Elliott & Umberson, 2008; Lodge & Umberson, 2012; Umberson et al., 2015). In particular, women who reported chronic pain said that their spouses avoided sex due to the spouse’s fear of causing additional pain. In addition, women framed surgical and medical interventions as having diminished their sex drive. Both straight and lesbian women drew comfort from the straight marital norm (“like any married couple”) that sex typically decreases in marriage with advancing age and the passage the time. This script seemed to allow both straight and lesbian women to view less sex as natural and therefore less distressing. For researchers and clinicians supporting women in midlife, these processes and frames indicate important points of intervention. Interventions designed to ameliorate the impact of chronic pain on women’s lives should attend to sexual relationships and incorporate a relational approach that focuses on women’s partners and their fears about inducing pain. In addition, framing women’s experiences as typical may help ameliorate distress related to decreased sex. Inside the Queen's last days at Balmoral: How late monarch refused to let Charles take over to make Liz Truss PM, telling aides 'it's MY job'

Lesbians responded to these new fears and conditions in different ways. Not all lesbians made the same decisions. Nor did they all have the same choices. For example, Aryan lesbians had far more options than Jewish or Romani lesbians, who—above all — faced persecution for racial reasons. Kim Kardashian shows off her Christmas decorations with the tree-lined driveway of her minimalist mansion lit up with thousands of lights I should not be nervous to do this. It's just a body,' says Daylynn, whose seems to be speaking more to calm herself down than antyhing else.Straight and lesbian women typically expressed distress when their sexual relationships or desires went against what they perceived to be the valued sexual norm, but the contexts for their distress varied depending on norms specific to their sexual identities. For example, lesbian spouses alluded to stigmatized notions of lesbian asexuality and merged partners. As Katie (lesbian) put it, “Our sex life? Oh, yeah. We are not, what do you call it, dead lesbians. We’re not there, but I’ll mention it. We’re on our road, so we need to do things to stop it.” Here, Katie directly positioned herself in opposition to the stigmatized norm of lesbian bed death, or the belief that lesbian couples uniquely become asexual over time. Similarly, Gloria (lesbian) challenged the idea that changes in her sex life were related to her sexual orientation, saying instead, Beyonce reveals daughter Blue Ivy 'trained even harder' to perform on her Renaissance tour after reading negative social media comments about her dancing Yet, denunciations could cause unwanted scrutiny for lesbians. Sometimes a denunciation led the police to discover criminal offenses. For example, it could reveal ties to a resistance organization, friendship with Jews, or subversive political behavior. In those cases, women could be arrested and sent to concentration camps. The Case of Elli Smula and Margarete Rosenberg TV star looks a far cry from his 90s appearance as he walks the red carpet at Hollywood Christmas Parade - but can you guess who it is? Kelly Rohrbach appears to reveal a pregnancy bump while enjoying a beach day with her husband Steuart Walton in Malibu