You know after a certain age things start to go like virility hair and or waist line memory and sex appeal. I guess I'm trying to figure out if I'm too old to be going through a mid life crisis or not.
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Over the hill
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How old are you?
Crisis is a part of life and the often unavoidable circumstances (as in aging) are normal but how we deal whatever happens is the key because we have a choice on how we deal with anything.
Crisis is a part of life and the often unavoidable circumstances (as in aging) are normal but how we deal whatever happens is the key because we have a choice on how we deal with anything.
NotHardUp1
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Physical changes for males are not as dramatic as with the end of menstruation, and hormonal variances can be caused by several things.
If talking about the change of life, and not meaning the literal phase of menopause, then I think we all go through such a change psychologically, if we life long enough.
Not sure the term "mid-life crisis" has that much to do with the actual change of men as much as the anxiety about the change in roles. Lots of folks focus on erectile dysfunction, but I'm not sure that many of us actually suffer it. I'm 62, and I've never experienced it, although to little consequence since I'm not partnered.
After a certain age, the sex appeal fades for men to a certain audience, but by no means to all. I have just as much hormonal buzz and excitement as the next man when in the presence of some young and handsome Lothario, but I am by no means not attracted to the appeal of mature men. I have a neighbor down the block from me who is in his late 60's (I think) and I find him quite handsome and appealing. He is athletic, but not muscular. He's sophisticated and polished.
All that to say, it's not an age, but a mentality.
If talking about the change of life, and not meaning the literal phase of menopause, then I think we all go through such a change psychologically, if we life long enough.
Not sure the term "mid-life crisis" has that much to do with the actual change of men as much as the anxiety about the change in roles. Lots of folks focus on erectile dysfunction, but I'm not sure that many of us actually suffer it. I'm 62, and I've never experienced it, although to little consequence since I'm not partnered.
After a certain age, the sex appeal fades for men to a certain audience, but by no means to all. I have just as much hormonal buzz and excitement as the next man when in the presence of some young and handsome Lothario, but I am by no means not attracted to the appeal of mature men. I have a neighbor down the block from me who is in his late 60's (I think) and I find him quite handsome and appealing. He is athletic, but not muscular. He's sophisticated and polished.
All that to say, it's not an age, but a mentality.
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PalacePaul
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Are you suggesting that this man is athletic, sophisticated and polished to please his wife? Usually it's the opposite. Straight men in their late 60s don't care anymore
LoveMyPeppermill
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Are you suggesting that this man is athletic, sophisticated and polished to please his wife? Usually it's the opposite. Straight men in their late 60s don't care anymore
Well, I figure that if the man were gay, @NotHardUp1 would have gotten with him already and might even be dating him.
NotHardUp1
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No, he is very much straight. And his wife seems sophisticated as well. I took them some Christmas cookies a couple of years ago, before I noticed him being handsome per se, but I've never heard from them socially. He just chats every few months as he happens to be jogging or cycling by and I happen to be toiling in the yard.
He was kind enough to say he hopes I don't move this summer, but I've been here almost six years now, and they've never welcomed me socially. This neighborhood is like that. And I've never gotten my house up to snuff to entertain, so I've kind of made this a prison of my own non-making.
He was kind enough to say he hopes I don't move this summer, but I've been here almost six years now, and they've never welcomed me socially. This neighborhood is like that. And I've never gotten my house up to snuff to entertain, so I've kind of made this a prison of my own non-making.
LoveMyPeppermill
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Well, how much longer until you can get out of the larger prison which is The Heart of Dixie?
NotHardUp1
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I am still shooting for (pardon the expression) no later than the end of summer. Selling a house with a large pool pretty much means it needs to be in season to help sell it.
And this isn't the Heart of Dixie. It's more like an impaction just below the liver.
And this isn't the Heart of Dixie. It's more like an impaction just below the liver.
NotHardUp1
What? Me? Really?
Most of us just get old and join Men of Pause.