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Master Don Juan
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Advice from the old lady:
I’m 54 in a few months. Get as much play as I want at any given time & never use OLD. I tried it once for a week and bailed on all the garbage there. What a time sink. So I continue as I always have to meet people live including my younger fiancé.
I was slender & athletic through university, was an officer in Greek life and was social but studied much more than I partied as I was pre med.
Went to 35th high school reunion on a whim in October. At least half a dozen people told me I looked better now than in high school. Actually I do in some ways. My fiancé went with me & people were telling him too. And I went to an affluent high school in a mild climate in Texas, so not where it’s cold half the year. People are fit there.
I agree VERY strongly that it is weight gain based before anything else. I avoid the sun, get enough sleep, am of Scandinavian decent & got lucky genetics. But I am also peri menopausal so I must be disciplined about diet particularly. My metabolism requires no more than 900-1000 calories per day, and sometimes that is too much.
Really the biggest challenge with my fiancé is that he’s a 46 year old athlete. He needs to eat. But I cannot eat the way he does. If I do I’ll gain weight. So often I’ll have a hot tea & keep him company.
My grandmother met & married her second husband in her early 60s. She was a strikingly beautiful woman all her life. She was full of life & outlived both her husbands, the second one was 8 years her junior, the same age difference that we have. She always was more youthful though. She just was.
So the wall is a cope, it’s relative & no wall if you got a bit lucky and keep yourself trim.
I’m 54 in a few months. Get as much play as I want at any given time & never use OLD. I tried it once for a week and bailed on all the garbage there. What a time sink. So I continue as I always have to meet people live including my younger fiancé.
I was slender & athletic through university, was an officer in Greek life and was social but studied much more than I partied as I was pre med.
Went to 35th high school reunion on a whim in October. At least half a dozen people told me I looked better now than in high school. Actually I do in some ways. My fiancé went with me & people were telling him too. And I went to an affluent high school in a mild climate in Texas, so not where it’s cold half the year. People are fit there.
I agree VERY strongly that it is weight gain based before anything else. I avoid the sun, get enough sleep, am of Scandinavian decent & got lucky genetics. But I am also peri menopausal so I must be disciplined about diet particularly. My metabolism requires no more than 900-1000 calories per day, and sometimes that is too much.
Really the biggest challenge with my fiancé is that he’s a 46 year old athlete. He needs to eat. But I cannot eat the way he does. If I do I’ll gain weight. So often I’ll have a hot tea & keep him company.
My grandmother met & married her second husband in her early 60s. She was a strikingly beautiful woman all her life. She was full of life & outlived both her husbands, the second one was 8 years her junior, the same age difference that we have. She always was more youthful though. She just was.
So the wall is a cope, it’s relative & no wall if you got a bit lucky and keep yourself trim.