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| I have known this for a long time, even before I arrived at the age of 50, I,m a bit past that age now. I have read an item in the paper ( Sun-Herald, 20may 2010.)and pass to you. Reaching the age of 50 is something of a milestone and, for many, it's not a terribly appealing one. But there's a group of scientists who say we should be looking forward to 50. Rather than marking the beginning of the end, our half-century heralds the start of our best years. Free of the stresses of forging a career, finding a spouse and bringing up young children, worries fade and feelings of happiness start to surge. Men, incidentally, are more cheerful than women throughout life. -Daily Mail. That last line us men have always known that. Where are you with this??? HICCUP/ | | | | | |
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1. Hatley (48714)
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2 years ago
| | hi hiccup yes life begins at fifty sixty,seventy and lo eighty.' our ages are just a number. I know why men are more cheerful than women, they do not have go through childbirth, they do not have to be on call 24/7 so yes they get the blues at times. Yes life begins when you want it to I think, and I am still here and kicking too. | | | | | | |
hiccup (8758)
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2 years ago
| | Hatley (28566) I like it as I have so many things to do now at my speed and I like that, Most things I have control of and I also like that, HICCUP/ | | | |
| no1nonna (3)
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2 years ago
| | I'll be hitting the big 5-0 this June, and I'm having mixed emotions over it, I must admit! For me, life begins @ any age you want it to. I don't feel that there's a specific age or age range... After all, life is what YOU make it! :) | | | |
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2. radjapulsa132 (166)
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2 years ago
| | Age 50 is the age of half a century,,measure his manhood person is aged 40 years | | | | | | |
richnai (5180)
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2 years ago
| | hi radjapulsa, Can you explain a little better? I don't understand what you are saying! Sorry. | | | |
hiccup (8758)
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2 years ago
| | radjapulsa132 (143) I enjoy my company half my age and those who are with me enjoy it that way. HICCUP/ | | | |
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hiccup (8758)
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2 years ago
| | richnai (705) I enjoy this time of life. Lots to do. HICCUP/ | | | |
| ethreal (6)
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2 years ago
| | Wow...I don't what it feels like you. But from the stories, It will be great. It's nice to heard that you enjoy your life. Praise to the Lord. | | | |
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4. mentalward (6157)
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2 years ago
| |  I'd have to say that, if life begins at 50, then life sucks! I've always known that it's a man's world out there. The only thing that 'Women's Liberation' did was to free men from having to do so much. Since that time, women now have to do a lot more. Thanks, Gloria! We still don't get paid as much as men, as a whole. I'm sure there are some companies that do pay women as much as men but there are a lot that don't. Women still aren't regarded as seriously as men if they want to start their own businesses or join the military. I started falling apart just before I turned 50. Now, I have arthritis in several joints and can't do nearly as much as I used to do. Geez, I renovated an entire house almost completely by myself when I was in my 20's but now I can't even paint one small room in one day; it takes about 3 days to complete. However, I've always been pretty cheerful, even at some of my lowest points. I try to find the bright side of almost every situation although, granted, some situations have no bright side. But, men generally have more to be cheerful about. Women get pregnant. Women (generally) raise the children. Men are a lot freer to do what they've always done while the women are stuck at home with the kids. Also, there's that pay thing; men generally get paid more than women for the same job so women have to work harder to make the same money. Also, with married couples, even when both work outside the home, it's generally the women who do most of the tedious household chores. Yeah, it's still a man's world, even today. | | | | | | |
hiccup (8758)
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2 years ago
| | mentalward (4788) Hello Sunshine, what a ray of hope you are today.XXOO. HICCUP/ | | | |
richnai (5180)
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2 years ago
| | Hi mentalward, OUCH! I am sorry that you are so down on men. I am only one person and I still open doors for ladies, will give up my umbrella when it is raining and have respect as I want it given to me. I do know that in California and Nevada woman do get paid as much as men because I have been in upper management or personal business most of my life until I retired. My employees were paid according to their skills, gender had absolutely nothing to do with it. As far as arthritis, I am lucky because I have not acquired that particular affliction, however the eyes are going, and as I do get older the joints are not as happy as they were 20 years ago. Now a jog across a busy street is actually a quick walk. True that some situations have no bright side, but neither gender or age are a cause...hopefully. As far as household chores are concerned, I have mopped, waxed and cleaned many a floor, cleaned the toilet, changed the diapers when I had young babies etc. and etc. And I do know and respect that ladies have more dexterity then men. When I see a lady pilot when I get into a plane I have no problems. When I see a doctor and she is a lady, fine and dandy with me. I am not trying to change your opinions, but I do hope you realize that not all men are representive as you see! Take care! | | | |
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ellie333 (8050)
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2 years ago
| | @ Mentalward, as a women I agree entirely with everything you have said as these days we have to juggle carreers, children and housework whereas the men in the majority of case just go to work come home sit down and read a paper whilst you get the food shop on the way home from work, then come in put way, do dinner, bath kids and then do pack lunches ready for morning and finally sit down just before bedtime @ Richnai, It is good to hear that there are men out there that do do their fair share. @ Hiccup was going to respond something similar so have just added a bit here. Huggles Ellie :D | | | |
mentalward (6157)
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2 years ago
| | You've heard the phrase, "A man may work from sun to sun but a woman's work is NEVER done" haven't you? Sorry I sounded so down on men. That's not how I feel at all. I'm down on that stupid Gloria Steinem! Darn her! I love it when a door is held open for me and a chair pulled out, at least when I want to sit in it and not if it's pulled out WHILE I'm sitting down. I'm not down on men. No way! If anything, I envy men a bit. Richnai, you and hiccup are exceptional men. I wish there were more like you! Most men these days don't think to open a door for a woman or pull out her chair for her. I don't blame men for it being a man's world. That started a LONG time ago, when men went to work and women stayed home to care for the house and children and everything SEEMED copacetic. Since dear Gloria paved the way for women to go to work, THAT'S when the problems started. Grrrr!!! I'm an old-fashioned kinda gal, I suppose, because I love being a housewife and mother. These days, though, a woman has to work twice as hard as a man to be considered half as good... at least to the majority of men. It's true! Just ask ellie. Oh, I used to be able to hold my own around men. I earned more than some men, I did a better job than some men. But, I still had to go to the store on the way home from work, pick up groceries, fix dinner, clean up after dinner, help the kids with their homework, straighten the house, get the kids washed and into bed, wake up early, pack lunches and make sure the kids were ready for school or day care, DRIVE them there, then go on to work. Maybe I was just not lucky enough to find a man like you. You two guys really are exceptional! | | | |
hiccup (8758)
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2 years ago
| | ellie333 (6901)mentalward (4789) I cant compete with that. But then thats not my household, Mine and my world works different than that. I have been a single DAD with two Daughters 9 and 11 y/o to look after, They are adults now, That was another life of mine. I do know mant women who do 24/7 at home but I also know many men who do that also. I have walked in the other persons shoes and I do understand what you say. Not all Men are what you say I can assure you. HICCUP/ | | | |
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hiccup (8758)
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2 years ago
| | mentalward (4988) Look at that so close, near the big 5....0 are we. Hmmmm. Luv Ya, XXOO. HICCUP/ W | | | |
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5. Nickfyoung (202)
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2 years ago
| | Yes, I am busting to get to 65 so I can officially retire because we want to go back to my wife's hometown in the Philippines. And to retire there is to start working again because we want to get a few small businesses going so we can help out a few locals with jobs etc. There are many struggling financially in the Philippines and we would love to be able to help just a few. While there are about 90 million people in the Philippines only 25 % are classified as officially living in poverty. That still equates to more than 20 million people living from meal to meal. | | | | | | |
hiccup (8758)
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2 years ago
| | Nickfyoung (22) The thing about Average it depends on where you stand that makes it average. Take it this way if 50% have 75% of something then 50% have only 25% of that. But when they do the figures that works out that Averages out to an average of 50%. So if Im the one with 25%, Im 100% of what I have under the average of the group in the higher bracket. HICCUP/ | | | |
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6. drannhh (9911)
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2 years ago
| | Life certainly gets better at 50, for those in good health, and especially for women, or at least that is my feeling. I've seldom met any man more cheerful than me, although some are more cheerful after they met me than before, rflol, hiccup. The difference between men under 50 and women under 50 (roughly speaking) is that whereas women can be moody and impossible for a few days each month, men are moody and impossible ALL of the time. Now you cannot get mad over this, because you asked, "Where are you with this???" So after 50 we are both on an even keel but women are more likely to feel comfortable letting real feelings out after fifty when we start wearing purple and having more self-assurance. Dunno about you guys. Some learn, some don't. | | | | | | |
hiccup (8758)
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2 years ago
| | drannhh (8371) I'm OK here, It's those others I worry about. All them Men who sit to P. HICCUP/ | | | |
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7. winterose (18782)
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2 years ago
| | I am past 50 and my life has yet to begin, some people have great lives after 50 and others start losing their jobs and their health and scientists have also confirmed that. Major health concerns begin to surface at 50, the actuaries of all insurance companies know this and jack up life and health insurance premiums on people who are taking out new policies at that point too. I worked for a health insurance company for 12 years, and took all the exams and work with the insurance rating system. | | | | | | |
hiccup (8758)
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2 years ago
| | winterose (17953) I have achieved more after 50 than I did before, And there is more to come. HICCUP/ | | | |
winterose (18782)
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2 years ago
| | I am happy to hear that | | | |
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8. tamarafireheart (13724)
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2 years ago
| | Hi hiccup, That may be too true of you men but I am pass 50 and my life is stressful still, I worry about how much to spend on food shopping and making ends meet, keeping the house going, the usual things that WOMEM worries, but hubby don't worry about such things, he is pass 50 too and all he does is go cycling with us mates from the club, wodk four days a week as a scurity guard where they sit all day talking doing nothing, then come home eat and sleep, he has a easy life. Tamara | | | | | | |
hiccup (8758)
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2 years ago
| | tamarafireheart (13260) This may end up being an interesting discussion, Them Men seem Big Old Lazy Boys, he he he, HICCUP/ | | | |
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hiccup (8758)
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2 years ago
| | 3SnuggleBunnies (4411) If women stopped chasing the Men and making Men's life a worry then I'm sure women would bey a lot happier. HICCUP/ | | | |
3SnuggleBunnies (8025)
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2 years ago
| | Doubtful! *LOL* I think more men do the chasing then women do. We just spend more time trying to attract the opposite $ex to notice us. | | | |
hiccup (8758)
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2 years ago
| | 3SnuggleBunnies (4626) You have me thinking "$ex" is what my "EX" cost me Lots of ...$$$$$'s. HICCUP/ | | | |
3SnuggleBunnies (8025)
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2 years ago
| | It costs alot of money to look good! I wish I could say I look good BUT I have a family and I only work a few hrs a week to help w/ groceries though I've been dying to get to a salon and get my hair done. My hubby is lucky I'm not a high maintenance girl, I'd like to be but one has to be reasonable about such things when you have a family. | | | |
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10. my_name_is_coco (4140)
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2 years ago
| | I don't really think life really begins at 50, or any age.life begins when you live with passion,optimism,and happiness.life begins when you are grateful to the living you have.life begins when you begin to appreciate the blessings you are receiving.life begins when you love and let love come to you. | | | | | | |
hiccup (8758)
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2 years ago
| | my_name_is_coco (3328) You get out of LIFE what you put into it. You can sit in the corner and do nothing or you can have an interest and work at it, HICCUP/ | | | |
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