FOF (Anonymous) Survey #1: Marriage, Sex and Affairs

6 COMMENTS 2015 May 20

It’s always enlightening (and entertaining) to learn what other women in our generation are thinking and doing. Starting today, and each week going forward, FabOverFifty will ask members of our community a series of simple questions about pretty complex issues. We’ll run a thumbnail synopsis of the results the following week.
ALL ANSWERS ARE ANONYMOUS!!!!

How old are you?

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Are you married?

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Are you divorced or separated?

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Are you a widow?

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Have you ever had an affair while married?

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If you learned that your husband had an affair at any point during your marriage, would you want a divorce?

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If you’re married, are you still sexually attracted to your husband?

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How often do you have sex each month?

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If you’re married, does your husband support you financially?

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If you’re divorced or a widow, would you like to remarry?

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  • gloria rubio

    Been divorced 26 years because of my husband ‘s infidelity! !!!

  • Sue

    What about same sex partners?

  • Lori Constable

    The survey questions seem to believe that no one over 50 is living with someone but not married…hmmm. I have been twice divorced (first reason: I wanted counseling, he realized he was a loner; second reason: he molested my daughter) and am working on having a healthy relationship with my current beau. Sexuality is more than intercourse, as well. Just some things on which to muse.

    • GeriFOF

      Hello Lori,

      We do believe a woman over 50 can live with someone and not be married. We just didn’t include that question in this survey.

  • Sarah Baldwin

    Just a note that a widower is a man who has lost his wife. A widow is a woman who has lost her husband. I don’t think that many widowers would be answering this survey. 😉

    • GeriFOF

      You are absolutely right, Sarah. OUR BAD! We will change it.