I take it your wife doesn't have an account on this forumThe other thing we have to deal with is that our partners are also ageing. I love my wife to bits but without treading into the "Hugs and Kisses" thread territory, she is very much in the thick of what can best be described as post menopausal flux. It's like walking on eggshells at time with even trivial things likely to trigger a major outburst and over-reaction. if I dont respond it's, "You're not listening", if I do it's, "Stop interrupting." Combine that with my own sometimes fading attention span and probably slight hearing loss and it becomes a great test of my ability to keep calm and not respond in kind. Hopefully that will pass in a few years but for any young 'uns reading this, just be aware that the lovely sweet lady you married in your 20's can evolve into something quite different 35 - 40 years later!
I remember that!! The very first colour TV we had. It was a bit like buying a GPU with DLSS3. We switched it on, and all the shows were in B&W.
I felt old when someone thought my mum was my wife(she's 75, i'm 49). A couple of people have done it. No we weren't canoodling
I remember having a B&W portable TV in my bedroom as a kid; i used to watch the snooker on it! Those days the commentators used to tell you what colour the player was going for as they were aware not everyone had colour TV's
You've just shown you're an old git by using the word canoodling
I recall going to my first job and seeing all the bosses, who were OLD! Now at work i'm one of the oldest. Going out on a work function and seeing all the youngsters is depressing.
Any my phone and browser are set to a higher %. On some food packaging's i have to take a photo of the cooking instructions and zoom it in
I've had grey hairs since I was 15. Now at 30 I'm really grey especially on the sides.
See young ladies dying their hair grey. Why?I always wanted to be grey. Seriously cool.
I was a bit self conscious about it in my late teens/early 20s. But realised no one really cares, yes people tend to think your a lot older but that doesn't really matter as long as your not bothered about it.I always wanted to be grey. Seriously cool.
hrt i'll s ay it again hrt .. you will thank me .. 18 months of arrrgggg .. then hrt ..soul saving ...
For me it just depends on what I have had to drink and the time of the last drink. Normally only have 3 coffee's and 1 tea a day, the last drink is before 8pmYeah.....get that checked out.
People, ESPECIALLY MEN! If you feel something out of the ordinary as you get older. Get it checked out. Don't think it will just go away.
My brother is 50, he went to the doctors because he was peeing more than usual. Paramedics were at he's door that night because the doctor instructed them to take my brother to the hospital as he was on the verge of having an heart attack.
