Business, 21.04.2021 05:20 genyjoannerubiera

In the following scenario, which friend has offered the best advice? Margot, fifty-four, confesses to her girl friends that, while her marriage seems strong, sexual dysfunction has become a problem.

Natalie suggests that Margot get a new hairstyle and take more care with her appearance—men in longstanding relationships often lose interest.

Catherine says, “Oh no, I hope he is not having an affair. You need to pay more attention to his activities, especially when he comes home late.”

Jean says it is to be expected — after all, her husband is fifty. By sixty, se xual intimacy is usually a thing of the past.

Terry says maybe a visit to the doctor would be in order.

Catherine
Natalie
Terry
Jean

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