Dana Dbrinskaya is an American citizen and a graduate of Hillsborough Community College. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in History at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, specializing in Early American Womanhood (especially women of the colonial period). Her thesis was on the social and political contexts behind the creation of gender roles in the early American nation. She served as a research assistant for a course on Gender, Nationality, and Sexuality.
Dana is married to a Greek from Russia, Yefemiyahu Dvarin, and they have two children, ages four and six. She was raised predominantly in New York City but currently lives in Atlanta, Georgia with her husband. She has always described herself as “a city girl” and has never identified with being part of the country.
As we know, the average age for menopause is approaching 65 while the average age for a woman getting married is around 35. What this means is that men and women change over time and what that means for someone who is a year older or younger than their partner is that they are going to start a new chapter in their life at a very different pace than their partner. One question that everyone has is whether age will impact their personal relationship with their partner and whether or not they should wait to have sex. The answer is: it depends.