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This timely volume equips professionals to answer questions more accurately and help clients navigate the multiple changes and challenges that accompany aging. In-depth analysis, empirical findings, and case studies offer a clear picture of what clinicians can expect as the baby-boom population grows older. And the author provides helpful advice for clinicians seeking a comfort level for discussing sexual matters in practice.
Included in the coverage:. Sexuality and Aging: Clinical Perspectives is vital, informative reading for therapists, counselors, graduate students, and anyone working with middle-aged and older adults, including the generalist practitioner as well as the specialist in gerontology or sexuality. Skip to main content Skip to table of contents. Advertisement Hide. Sexuality and Aging Clinical Perspectives. Front Matter Pages i-xvi. Pages Knowledge of Sexuality and Aging. Attitudes toward Sexuality and Aging. Sexuality in Long-Term Care.
Post about anything you want, ask random questions, whatever. More art about people running their sex lives sensibly drama is supplied by having them fight crime could help. The best thing is to supply compelling images of success so that people actually want good outcomes. TLP wrote about this, I think — something to the extent that young men see movies where the male lead gets the girl without actually doing anything that would get the girl IRL. Played worst, the trope is that if you put a man and a woman together and shoot at them, they fall in love.
Scene: An empty field outside of the middle school auditorium at dusk Girl dreaming look in her eyes : That was amazing. Boy: Ah, not really, Coach Johnson taught us that move in health class. Girl: Even the 4-fingered hand-stand?
Boy: Yup, not to mention the reverse tongue corkscrew. In all seriousness, how hard is it really to have enjoyable sex? Outside of physical dysfunction, is this really a societal problem? Properly enjoy food? Imagine a home ec class do they still have those, even?
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A better measure of masculinity could revolve around playing as opposed to spectating sports, perhaps. I know that when I started grappling and doing strength and conditioning work, I began to feel a lot better about myself, and part of that was feeling more masculine. Our entire popular culture is built around this sort of mythos. The storyline you receive, starting with being 3 years old and watching Disney movies, inevitably goes something like:. You will inevitably end up interacting with this person. You do not have to search for them. Attracting this person will require zero effort from you.
They will already be attracted to you, because you are destined to be together. If you have to work for it, that is evidence that they are not, in fact, the right person. No amount of work or effort should be required.
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While there may be some initial difficulties likely just a silly misunderstanding! No real effort was required to established the relationship, and no effort will be required to maintain it either. I think that the distaff counterpart to men who seek to measure their masculinity — and thus seek validation — in sex is women who seek validation in the form of feeling attractive in sex. I think that is due to both of these factors interacting. I went to high school in two very different countries, and nothing similar to that ever happened to me or my friends in other schools.
There were bullies sometimes, and there were cliques sometimes, but none of this very stereotypical and overt division into groups and loathing-cum-aggression of some groups towards others. I ended up thinking it was a trope for a while; but then I read some blog posts and discussions about how no, it was really like that and even worse. Small town Midwestern high school in the US. You could talk during class with someone from a different group.
There was some exclusion and undisguised disdain aimed at the lowest group, but not much active bullying. At the time, they were dirty, out of fashion, unathletic, and not very smart. My father died when I was 10; there were very lean years for a while.
I suffered through some active bullying, but mostly just weathered undisguised disdain by developing a stupidly large ego for some intellectual pursuits only I had—e. I read the entire corpus of C. Lewis, and a couple hundred other books too old for me, by the time I was There was no dating across big gaps jocks to theater , but it was pretty easy to flirt into other groups, and dating happened across parallel status ones.
Very high status seniors sometimes dated younger or much younger, but otherwise dating was mostly same-year, and mostly between relatively same-status, same developmental-stage folks.
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I think a large fraction of mormons and other serious church goers helped conceal the fact, but a significant minority of the school were very sexually active. I was not. Class backgrounds were split, with a few old-money types with a gated community on an artificial lake, but predominantly middle-class or upper-middle class folks—nurses, doctors, lawyers, teachers—and a good number of working class folks also. High end prep school run by a university, graduating class of a little more than a hundred, almost all of whom would have gone on to college.
I tended to have a few friends. My senior year I had several friends who were friends with each other, so I suppose one could view it as a sort of clique. I was told at one point by my parents that there existed some sort of social club which some of the kids, including one who had been a friend of mine when we were younger, were part of, but that was the only time I ever heard of it. The only bullying I experienced was small scale—one kid, who some years later became a friend of mine, apparently having reformed.
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Not a serious problem for me or, so far as my limited observation could show, others. Remembering that motivated me to try to track down the bully, later friend, online. I went to a pretty large public high school I graduated in a glass of The school was set in the Great Lakes region of the Midwest, in a dense suburb in which there were adjacent neighborhoods that were very poor, with tiny postwar bungalows packed together block after block, and some neighborhoods that were basically wealthy, with enormous old mansions in them, and plenty of housing in between those extremes.
There were two unusual things about the school. One was the socioeconomic mix. Maybe there were a few black students from affluent backgrounds.
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So, it was very socioeconomically diverse. The other unusual thing was that the school had gangs and guns and security guards stationed everywhere, fights between gangs would break out in the cafeteria several times a week, the school was shut down at least once or twice per semester due to acts of arson and so on — all the hallmarks of a violent urban school — but it also had an award-winning calculus program, orchestra, choir, jazz program, model UN, debate and chess and so on.
Sports mostly did lousy except, I think, a few of the ones that nobody pays attention to. The closest my school came to a nerd clique was a small group of maybe half a dozen students who smelled bad and looked generally unkempt who would hang out under a stairwell and play some kind of game, maybe Magic or DnD or something. They were only jocks in that they played on the tennis, lacrosse, hockey teams etc.
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None or every few of them played football, though many were in the marching band, usually one of them was the band leader. I had friends from many groups. And I had friends who were mixed, both racially and in socioeconomic background. I also had a few friends who were not in school either because they had dropped out or because they were older.
I went to a large public high school, mostly white, in the rural inland of a West Coast state. Jocks vs. Now, there was nerd hate, but it came mostly from middle- to low-status groups, including nerds who were into other things. I never witnessed any physical bullying over those four years; several fights, but always over a personal grudge. The stereotypical picture would have been more accurate for junior high roughly ages Much more status sensitivity, much more overt bullying, including physical attacks.