she was 82, he was 95, they have dementia and fell in love...

DSTCHAOS · #1 06-16-2008, 06:05 PM

'She had her mouth on my dad's penis! And it's not even clean!'

bwahahahha!

nittanyalum · #2 06-16-2008, 11:54 PM

Aww, what a sweet but sad story. Bob's son sounds like a selfish jerk, poor Dorothy (and Bob). That relationship was probably the best medicine either of them could ever get, and what a great way it would have been to live out their days.

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Originally Posted by DSTCHAOS

'She had her mouth on my dad's penis! And it's not even clean!'

You go, Dorothy!

lilzetakitten · #3 06-17-2008, 12:42 AM

This story was sweet, but it was also *very* one-sided.

sageofages · #4 06-17-2008, 10:38 AM

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Originally Posted by lilzetakitten

This story was sweet, but it was also *very* one-sided.

It was "one-sided" because Bob's son refused to participate or share his "side". Seriously, if Bob is 95, conservatively, his son is probably early 60's and totally freaking out that dad was still enjoying a physical relationship at his *gasp* advanced age and mental condition.

My parents are both 70 and haven't had "relations" in 20 years (according to my mother)...ewwww ewwww ewwww (I would be insane if that was the case for me...no wait, come to think about it..they *are* insane!)

My FIL is 84 and his spouse is 86 and they still enjoy a "good old fashioned romp while we still can" (as his puts in with a wicked twinkle in his eye). Amen to that, DAD! Hurray I am married to *your* son!

Eclipse · #5 06-17-2008, 12:44 PM

Cute story, but I could have done with out some of the graphic references about them. I remember reading (hearing?) about a story in a retirement community in FL where there was a STD (I think it was AIDS) outbreak because this one man was sleeping around with a lot of the women.

There was alos a case here in Atlanta where a older woman killed her former lover in their retirement community because he started keeping time with someone else.

I bet these kind of stories are not as rare as we would like to believe they are.

lilzetakitten · #6 06-17-2008, 12:49 PM

I know that he wouldn't share his side, but I don't think he's wrong to not want to talk to a reporter about his father's health. I probably wouldn't want to share family health issues with the press either. I just don't think that they should have included things like "He probably did it to protect his inheritance!"

For all we know, Bob could have been very religious and against sex outside of marriage before the dementia set in.