Sexting Seniors: it's not just for teens anymore

The American Association for Retired Persons (AARP) reports more and more seniors are sexting, because it's fast, easy and fun. According to AARP, some of their members sext as a form of flirtation or to tempt their long-distance and travelling partners with what they're missing at home.

"It's a misnomer that the biological changes of aging have to lead to a decrease in sexuality and sexual experience," says relationship coach, Suzanne Blake. "Boomers want sexual activity. They want to flirt. It makes them feel lively and young."