62-Year-Old Sex Toy Tester Is Full of Passion and His Son Is Proud

Many women experience a decline in their sex drive as they enter their 50s and older years, but the opposite is true for Suzanne Noble, 62.

When she wakes up in the morning, she grabs her favorite vibrating massager. Photo by: pexels.

The 62-year-old is a big fan of sex toys and enjoys the pleasure they provide.

Suzanne says that having fun with sex toys is the best way to start the day and that using sex toys is good for the mind and body.

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Suzanne, 62, who currently lives in London, said: “I’m a morning person, and what better way to start the day than with joy, which makes me feel relaxed and happy throughout the day. If for some reason I get a bit upset when I can’t use sex toys, it’s like I have an itch I can’t scratch!

Sexual Health Education Channel hosted by Suzanne Noble Photo courtesy: Suzanne Noble

Suzanne founded a sex education channel on TikTok, which has received nearly 230,000 likes. She advocates for breaking the taboo against women using sex toys and ensuring that women don’t have to feel guilty. Suzanne even does toy testing for sex toy companies.

Few people believe that I am an advanced and experienced user of sex toys. She said: “I have been using sex toys for about 30 years and my first one was very simple, very noisy and made a clicking noise when I used it.”

“Today’s sex toys are very well made, have very low sound and are basically silent. They can also be used remotely with your husband (boyfriend) and controlled via mobile apps.”

“The more we understand our own bodies, the better we can understand what brings joy and then help others.”

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“I think using sex toys is beneficial for most people. Every time I get new toys from manufacturers to test, I feel very excited and look forward to new and interesting functions.”

Suzanne created a sexual health channel on social media and posted many videos advocating the importance of sexual health education. About a year ago, a sex toy company contacted her and invited Suzanne to test sex toys.

Since then, she has shared her ideas through a podcast called “Sex Advice for Middle and Older Adults” and on her TikTok account, which has more than 56,000 followers.

“I don’t feel embarrassed at all talking about using sex toys, I feel normal,” she insists.

Suzanne now has 15 sex toys. Photos by: pexels

“Now I have 15 sex toys, which I choose to use depending on my mood. To be honest, I had a lot more toys than that. Later, I gave them up and kept only my 15 favorites. Otherwise, my room is full of toys.

Suzanne recalled how much she loved being intimate with her boyfriend when she was little.

“I see my intimate love life as an act that brings joy and a sense of well-being,” she explains.

“The first time I had maximum pleasure in my twenties, I thought it was too good to be true.”

“Harmonious intimacy with a loved one gives people confidence. And I believe in the principle of ‘use it or lose it.’ The more you have it, the better you feel and the more you want it.”

“When you experience pleasure during intimate behavior, a variety of benign biological neurotransmitters are released that help relieve pain, improve cardiovascular and cerebrovascular health, relieve stress, and strengthen the immune system. I’m 62, but look, he looks much younger than his peers.

Susanna gave birth to two sons during her 12-year marriage, both of whom are adults. The eldest son is 32 and the youngest is 30.

She said: “I got married at the age of 28 and gave birth to my eldest son shortly after. Like many other mothers, I breastfed and my life was centred around my child.”

“At the time, I felt like my body was a fertility machine, so the door to eroticism was closed.

But now I feel really good again. I am very confident, I know what I want, I love my body and I think my status and experiences attract a lot of mature men.

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“Then my erotic expectations came back, especially in my forties, and I felt like I was going crazy.”

“I tried all kinds of new things, like BDSM, tantric love spirituality, and reality TV shows.”

“Later, when I reached menopause, my sex drive temporarily decreased. I would sweat often for no apparent reason and no longer felt attractive and appealing.”

“I was a little lost. I felt that I had lost my sexual charm and was eager to regain it. After tireless efforts, I felt that my confidence and charm were gradually reappearing.”

Suzanne Noble Photos from: The Sun, British newspaper

“I feel really good now, really confident, I know what I want, I love my body and I know that my experience attracts a lot of mature men.”

Suzanne is currently in a relationship with a 57-year-old builder, with whom she enjoys going out.

She said: “We had only recently met and both agreed it was another highlight in each other’s love lives.

“Some women think that once they have given birth, it is no longer necessary to have intimate relations with their partner.”

Suzanne Noble Photos from: The Sun, British newspaper

“I know not everyone is as lucky as I am, and some people may experience physical issues, such as dryness and spasms in the private parts, causing pain during intimacy.”

“Some men also suffer from dysfunctions in their private parts but are too shy to consult a doctor.”

“It is therefore important that a healthy person can enjoy the pleasant feelings of love at any stage of his life.”

Even though some of Suzanne’s friends don’t like the content of her podcast videos, her two sons are proud of her.

Many people may not like my job, but I enjoy everything I do and I earn a pretty good income.

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