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Is anyone worried about aging?

1964dodge

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Unfortunately my husband is very financially controlling and it wants it all ways - he liked that I didn't work and that I supported his career. He never took time off for the children when they were sick and we as a family always upped sticks and moved where his jobs took him. But in arguments if it's about money he'll throw it in my face and says if I don't like it I should go out to work - like after all these years what would I do. Apart from the fact that living with him has given me chronic migraines and a lack of confidence. It's lovely what you and your wife have, she's a lucky lady!
as for the money situation we talked about it before we got married. we agreed one person would handle the money. i gave her the option and she said no thanks lol. but if she wants money she just asks for it and if we can afford it she gets what she wants, i'm lucky she isn't the type that likes to spend a fortune shopping lol. it doesn't matter who makes what it's still OUR money.

mike....*hug*shake
 

Flying Fox

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Nope, not a huge amount; I have a lot things on my plate (chronic disease, depression, paraplegia) taking up my attention as well. My family is healthy and long-lived, so there is that. My parents are both seniors and they are still pretty darn active. Age is over rated in my books.

In my 20s I made the mistake of not paying much attention at all to my reflection in the mirror; one day I looked at myself and lo and behold, sizable wrinkles on my forehead, in comparison to most peers my age. I am putting it down to (as well as aging of course) stress and anxiety I've constantly been experiencing.

And then there is my somewhat busted shoulder which has been for the past few years and a pulled back muscle (from physically over doing it while exercising a few years back). I am used to having good upper body strength - I can kayak for a good long time. I dislike being physically held back.
 

FFurry

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Yes. I'm alone now, have been for most of my life. I wonder if I will be even more alone as I age. Or what will happen to me when my immediate family is gone. These thoughts scare me.
Same here... I reached the age at which people around me should start passing away. I have yet to experience the first such case, however. Afterwards, it's likely only to accelerate for as long as I'm still around. It's not something to look forward to.
 
A little bit of a vanity related post, I just found this video with JLo's make-up artis Scott Barnes, creating a nice look for his 66-year-old neighbor. I am sure there are many similar ones on youtube, it was just so special....they were just so sweet.
Scott Barnes is an amazing makeup artist and this lady has lovely bone structure. Makeup can make a huge difference but it does require investment of time and $$$. I would love to know the combined cost of the products he uses in this video. I WANT that contour palette he's using..
 

Wary

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The Buddhist guy I am listening to at the moment talks about reducing suffering around ''ageing, illness, death'' He repeatedly mentions these big three themes.
I am over the ageing part as I am on to the illness part now. I guess the next phase is death.
 

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