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I coudln't agree more.
Today's teenager is tomorrow's old man.
My mum used to smile and tell me,
(when I'd say - he/she's so old),
she'd say, "Well my dear, you're only
temporarily young!"
And how times change. When I was in my
twenties, I thought anyone over thirty
was "old." When I was in my thirties,
I thought anyone over 40 was old.
Now, it simply doesn't matter. As Suze
and Belly said - it's how you "see"
yourself (and how fit you feel) - that
really matters.
And as far as having the ability to converse
or discuss anything - that's an individual
ability anyway. Take David F, on this Forum.
He's in his eighties - and is truly awesome
in his ability to debate any topic that would
leave many younger posters finding it difficult
to keep up. And he's only one example.
"A man's as old as he feels and a woman's as old as
she looks" - so the old saying goes.
Personally, I think age is merely a number. It's
who you are that really matters.