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Middle age

Started by hfcg , Dec 31 2007 07:14 PM

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sari

Posted 03 January 2008 - 08:54 AM

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I'm 47, and I firmly believe age is a state of mind. Middle-age is a meaningless term, IMO, and today it's even hard to define what's considered old. I know people who are 60 and look and act like they're 80. I have a 63 year old neighbor with 13 year old twin daughters, and he doesn't look or act much older than I do. Most people think I look young for my age (I was still getting carded on occasion in my late 30s), and I think that's partly because mentally, I still feel I'm about 28.