Desire doesn't have an expiration date — but no one tells you what menopause does to it. Still Yours is a warm, frank, judgment-free guide to intimacy, desire, and connection through menopause and the years beyond. It speaks to the questions women are rarely given permission to ask out loud: why desire changes, why sex can suddenly feel different or uncomfortable, why closeness can start to feel complicated — and what actually helps. Grounded in current science and written like a conversation with a trusted friend who happens to know the research, it explains how shifting hormones affect libido, arousal, comfort, and mood, and how those changes ripple into your relationships and your sense of self. You'll find honest, practical guidance on reconnecting with your body, talking to a partner without shame, easing physical discomfort, and deciding which options are worth raising with your doctor. This is not a book about getting your "e;old self"e; back. It is about meeting the woman you are now — and building intimacy that fits this chapter of your life, on your terms. Whether you are partnered or single, thriving or quietly struggling, Still Yours offers reassurance, real information, and a clear message: desire and connection are still available to you. You are still here. You are still yours.

Desire doesn't have an expiration date — but no one tells you what menopause does to it. Still Yours is a warm, frank, judgment-free guide to intimacy, desire, and connection through menopause and the years beyond. It speaks to the questions women are rarely given permission to ask out loud: why desire changes, why sex can suddenly feel different or uncomfortable, why closeness can start to feel complicated — and what actually helps. Grounded in current science and written like a conversation with a trusted friend who happens to know the research, it explains how shifting hormones affect libido, arousal, comfort, and mood, and how those changes ripple into your relationships and your sense of self. You'll find honest, practical guidance on reconnecting with your body, talking to a partner without shame, easing physical discomfort, and deciding which options are worth raising with your doctor. This is not a book about getting your "e;old self"e; back. It is about meeting the woman you are now — and building intimacy that fits this chapter of your life, on your terms. Whether you are partnered or single, thriving or quietly struggling, Still Yours offers reassurance, real information, and a clear message: desire and connection are still available to you. You are still here. You are still yours.

Desire doesn't have an expiration date — but no one tells you what menopause does to it. Still Yours is a warm, frank, judgment-free guide to intimacy, desire, and connection through menopause and the years beyond. It speaks to the questions women are rarely given permission to ask out loud: why desire changes, why sex can suddenly feel different or uncomfortable, why closeness can start to feel complicated — and what actually helps. Grounded in current science and written like a conversation with a trusted friend who happens to know the research, it explains how shifting hormones affect libido, arousal, comfort, and mood, and how those changes ripple into your relationships and your sense of self. You'll find honest, practical guidance on reconnecting with your body, talking to a partner without shame, easing physical discomfort, and deciding which options are worth raising with your doctor. This is not a book about getting your "e;old self"e; back. It is about meeting the woman you are now — and building intimacy that fits this chapter of your life, on your terms. Whether you are partnered or single, thriving or quietly struggling, Still Yours offers reassurance, real information, and a clear message: desire and connection are still available to you. You are still here. You are still yours.