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Originally Posted by I-Hate-Hulse
The Transition from 20's to 30's was a good one, at least for me. You have more money, you're maturing, the hard parts of education and settling in in your career are over for many people. For many you take steps upwards in life in years 30-40.
Your 40's - responsibilities of family and obligations are in full swing. As I said above your health starts to go. You definitely feel more tired and old.
50's? God I don't want to know. I think I'll be like Danny Glover in Lethal Weapon 2 muttering about how I'm too old for this shinguard and trying to figure out a way to retire....
The fact I just made a LW2 reference makes me feel even older....
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I am sorry that is complete Bullpoop. I am 43, and I feel good. I still play rugby and measure my fitness against men in the mid 20's. At 37 I learnt to skate and now play hockey 1-2 times a week.
"You definitely feel more tired and old" because you allow that to happen. Your 40's are not a death knell unless you allow them to become one.
Get the #### up and get active.