Cybill Says She Still Gets Enough
Saucy Cybill Shepherd says that despite a failed romance and the cancellation of her show, she still has a great sex life. "I love sex more now than I ever did," the 50-year-old actress tells More magazine. "And I thought I loved it so much at age 40 that I wouldn't be able to think about anything else." Indeed, the self-proclaimed "menopause queen" says she's back in the dating game. She's even taken to dating younger men. "I found out that there were a lot of men my age who just didn't want to ask me out. My girlfriends said they seemed a little intimidated by me. So I went out with some younger men." Shepherd says she's ready to start again after being devastated when her fiancé left her. "I have to say, I went through a loneliness that I hadn't before experienced. It was like everything I was counting on had vanished. It was my own personal deconstruction — the deconstruction of Cybill." Shepherd, a political activist, also says th
Saucy Cybill Shepherd says that despite a failed romance and the cancellation of her show, she still has a great sex life.
"I love sex more now than I ever did," the 50-year-old actress tells More magazine. "And I thought I loved it so much at age 40 that I wouldn't be able to think about anything else."
Indeed, the self-proclaimed "menopause queen" says she's back in the dating game. She's even taken to dating younger men. "I found out that there were a lot of men my age who just didn't want to ask me out. My girlfriends said they seemed a little intimidated by me. So I went out with some younger men."
Shepherd says she's ready to start again after being devastated when her fiancé left her. "I have to say, I went through a loneliness that I hadn't before experienced. It was like everything I was counting on had vanished. It was my own personal deconstruction — the deconstruction of Cybill."
Shepherd, a political activist, also says the rumors of her presidential candidacy are unfounded. "The fact is I never gave an interview to anyone saying I wanted to be president. But, you know, I decided I was willing to let my name float around, I was willing to get the stew beat out of me — just for the outside chance that it might inspire a woman, a younger girl perhaps, to say, 'Hey, the rest of us need to start standing up for women's right's, too.'"