Sexual Power Unleashed: A Fierce Woman's Guide After 50

Breaking the Silence

Let's start with a liberating truth: sexual desire doesn't end at 50. In fact, research shows that 73% of adults aged 57-64 are sexually active, with many maintaining vibrant intimate lives well into their 70s and beyond. Yet somehow, we've allowed society to write a different story—one that suggests women should quietly resign their sexuality along with their AARP membership.

Let's call out this absurdity for what it is. Who decided older women were too old for sex? The same society that celebrates older men as "distinguished" wants to convince women our sensual days are behind us. Even the Bible tells a different story—remember Sarah and Abraham? They were getting busy at 90 and 100 years old, conceiving Isaac in their golden years. If sex was meant to end with menopause, somebody forgot to tell them!

Here’s the Numbers

Let's talk real statistics that society doesn't want to discuss:

• Between ages 65-80, 31% of women report being sexually active

• 54% of sexually active older adults have sex at least 2-3 times monthly

• Sexual satisfaction often increases with age due to greater self-knowledge

• Women in their 50s and 60s often report better quality of sexual experiences

These aren't just numbers—they're evidence of a vibrant reality that challenges every ageist assumption about sexuality.

Understanding Our Bodies Now

The truth is, we're actually freer to enjoy our sexuality after our childbearing years. Think about it: no more pregnancy concerns, no more monthly cycles, and most importantly, no more need to apologize for prioritizing our pleasure.

Research shows that while at least half of women entering menopause experience physical changes, these changes don't signal the end—they mark a new beginning. This is our time to fully embrace and enjoy our sensual selves without hesitation or fear.

The Physical Journey: Embracing Divine Design

Let's be honest about our bodies' changes. At least half of women entering menopause experience what doctors call genitourinary syndrome of menopause (GSM). But here's what's fascinating—throughout history, wise women have understood these changes as natural transitions, not endings. Just as Sarah's body was renewed for her divine purpose, our bodies continue to adapt and evolve.

Consider this: the same Creator who designed us for procreation also blessed us with the capacity for pleasure well beyond our childbearing years. The Songs of Solomon celebrates sensual love without once mentioning procreation—a powerful reminder that intimacy serves multiple divine purposes in our lives.

Beyond the Physical: Sacred Sensuality

The journey to sexual empowerment after 50 isn't just physical—it's deeply spiritual. Remember the biblical matriarchs: Sarah, Rebecca, Rachel—women whose sexuality remained vital to their stories well into their later years. Their examples remind us that our PURPOSE as sexual beings extends far beyond childbearing.

The Health-Pleasure Connection: Body as Sacred Temple

The scriptures tell us our bodies are temples, and science confirms what ancient wisdom has always known—sexual expression contributes to our temple's wellbeing. This is where PROSPERITY manifests in holistic health:

• Strengthens our physical temple through improved circulation and muscle tone

• Releases divine-designed hormones that boost immune function

• Provides the deep rest promised in sacred texts through better sleep

• Creates the peace that surpasses understanding through stress reduction

• Maintains our body's natural rhythms and responses

• Deepens the intimate bonds celebrated in spiritual traditions

Ancient cultures, from the Tantric traditions of the East to the Song of Solomon in the West, understood that sexual energy was life force energy—vital to our wellbeing at every age.

Health and Hormones: The New Conversation

Understanding what's happening in our bodies isn't about limitations—it's about empowerment. Yes, our bodies change. But consider this:

• Physical changes are natural, not negative

• Modern solutions exist for common concerns

• Regular sexual activity actually improves vaginal health

• Pleasure pathways become more refined with age

Claiming Your Sexual POWER: A Divine Birthright

Many cultures have honored their wise women as keepers of sacred sexual knowledge. The Japanese "crone" traditions celebrated women's sexual power increasing with age. Native American traditions viewed postmenopausal women as especially powerful, having retained their "moon blood" wisdom. Could this be why society wants to tame us older women? hmm…

In essence, the most profound aspect of sexuality after 50 isn't physical at all—it's the freedom to finally embrace pleasure for pleasure's sake. Research shows:

• Women over 50 report higher levels of sexual confidence

• Emotional satisfaction often increases with age

• Communication about desires becomes more direct

• Self-image can actually improve with sexual expression

This is where purpose meets passion to create prosperity and power:

• We become living testimonies of ageless sensuality

• Our confidence challenges religious myths about feminine sexuality

• We create new sacred stories about pleasure and aging

• Our example frees younger women from the fear of aging

The Revolution Begins

This isn't just about sex—it's about reclaiming our whole selves. When we embrace our sexuality after 50, we:

• Challenge limiting cultural narratives

• Create new possibilities for future generations

• Honor our divine design as sensual beings

• Lead by example in celebrating ageless sexuality

Remember: You're not just living in your prime—you're redefining what prime means.

About the Author

Dr. Diva Verdun, the Fierce Factor Expert and #1 transformative architect on aging, empowers women over 50 to seize their destiny and Age with Power™. Through her signature F.I.R.E.™ methodology and Fenom University, she ignites women's fierce potential to live life on their terms. Follow her on Facebook or Linkedin.