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Dear Stephen Shirley, I'm a 66-year-old mother of two grown women.

My husband passed away five years ago, so I've been enjoying being single and dating when I want to.

Sex is a very important part of my life, still, but I can't get it as frequently as I would like to

because my daughter and her new husband moved in with me.

They got married three months ago and I allowed them to stay with me while they renovate their

home. I love having them here with me. It gives me a chance to show my daughter how to be a wife.

We have been cooking together and her new husband loves her food. They're my recipes, of course, but he doesn't give me any credit.

I now have a built-in housekeeper and a yard man since they moved in.

Her husband grew up in the projects and he had never cut grass before, so I showed him how to do it.

He also washes all three of our cars every weekend

because that's what men are expected to do. They are living together for the first time, so they're

working out the kinks. The only issue I see is that my daughter talks too much in and out of the

bedroom. I told her that men don't like all of that talking, especially during

sex. I can hear her every night across the hall talking nonstop during sex. She tells him what to do

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