A 62-year-old woman says you can “really enjoy” sex in later life and says intimacy in her 40s was the “best time”.<br /><br />Suzanne Noble, 62, claims her 40s were the time where she had the “most fun” with experimenting in the bedroom - claiming she was “horny all the time”.<br /><br />Singer Christina Aguilera, 42, recently spoke out about how her orgasms have changed in her 40s and how she now priorities her sex life.<br /><br />Since going through the menopause, Suzanne had to “re-engage” with sex and get her “sexy self back”.<br /><br />She joined dating apps in 2018 and met her now-partner, Peter Marriot, 62, a co-host of their podcast, in February 2022 on Facebook.<br /><br />The pair talk openly about sex in later life and have an open relationship - where they act like "friends with benefits".<br /><br />They now share their thoughts on their podcast 'Sex Advice for Seniors'.<br /><br />Suzanne, co-host of the podcast, from Kilburn, North London, said: “I’m lucky I have a libido.<br /><br />“I still really enjoy sex.<br /><br />“You can meet someone at any age.<br /><br />“I’ve learnt how many men in their 30s want to be with a 60-year-old woman.<br /><br />“For me, my 40s – it was the best time. I was divorced and single.<br /><br />“I was having a huge amount of fun.<br /><br />“My libido was through the roof.<br /><br />“I was horny all the time.<br /><br />“At 50, the fun was over. In my 60s, it’s somewhere in between there.<br /><br />“I’m not on high alert anymore but I’m now able to have that experience behind me.”<br /><br />Suzanne said her 40s were the time she had the “most fun” in her sex life.<br /><br />She said: “I was on high alert for having sex.”<br /><br />She was often having sex daily or weekly, but things changed when she went through the menopause at 50.<br /><br />Suzanne said: “I was going out with a much younger man. He was 33, I was 50.<br /><br />“At that point I was still feeling sexy.<br /><br />“As our relationship progressed, I started going through the menopause.<br /><br />“I was getting hot flushes. My libido not what it had been.<br /><br />“I said to him - 'I don’t think it’s fair to put you through this.'”<br /><br />For the next few years Suzanne “grieved” her old self.<br /><br />She said: “I missed the sexy me. I missed having sex.<br /><br />“I was the person who used to walk into a room and felt noticed, attractive to people.<br /><br />“Some people love feeling invisible and love not having the attention.<br /><br />“I don’t feel that way.”<br /><br />Suzanne downloaded Tinder in 2018 and met her late partner, Bob, 64, and began to feel sexy again.<br /><br />She said: “We went through the pandemic together.<br /><br />“I got my sexy-self back and reengaged with sex.<br /><br />“He sadly passed away.”<br /><br />After splitting up in November 2021 Suzanne lost Bob to bowel cancer in June 2022.<br /><br />She put a post on Facebook on Valentine's Day 2022 to say she was single.<br /><br />Peter - who had been chatting to Suzanne on Facebook previously - reached out to ask her on a date and the pair hit it off from there.<br /><br />Suzanne said: “We started sleeping together - having fun.<br /><br />“We talked about having an open relationship.<br /><br />“We spoke openly about sex in later life.<br /><br />“I know how I like it and don’t like it.<br /><br />“As an older woman aspects of how you have sex change.<br /><br />“I’m really comfortable using lubricants.
