Men: do you notice your wife aging?

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Anonymous wrote:My wife is 52 and still turns heads left and right. We dropped our son at college two weeks back and all the roomates were full on hitting on her.

Yes, I’m sure that’s exactly what happened. 18 years were hitting on their roommate’s 52 year old mother rather than the girls down the hall.

You don't know a damn thing about men if you don't realize they'd hit on both, moron.

If they were actually doing this, you must give off major cuck energy. They’d never do this in front of a man they respected or feared.

:lol: :lol: :lol:

You are so pathetic. First you scream "Impossible!" because you're jealous, then you scream "Your a wimp!" because you're mad.

Sorry you're ugly AND old.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Do you notice your wife aging? How do you feel about it?

No. I am Man. I don’t notice nothing.

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Sure I do, but when I look in the mirror I’ve aged as well. She looks darn good relative to her peers.

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My wife notices her own aging because she has been depressed about it for awhile now.

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Anonymous wrote:My wife is 52 and still turns heads left and right. We dropped our son at college two weeks back and all the roomates were full on hitting on her.

Yes, I’m sure that’s exactly what happened. 18 years were hitting on their roommate’s 52 year old mother rather than the girls down the hall.

You don't know a damn thing about men if you don't realize they'd hit on both, moron.

If they were actually doing this, you must give off major cuck energy. They’d never do this in front of a man they respected or feared.

No, that’s not right either. Have you ever heard a “your mother” joke?

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Anonymous wrote:I think my wife looks prettier at 39 than she did when I met her 20 years ago. That's some combination of her aging nicely and me being in love with her, I'm sure.

I think I looked my absolute best at age 40. Not so much now at age 46. By 50, I’m sure I will be old(er) looking. Even Jennifer Aniston looked old at 50.

While I agree that Jennifer Aniston shows signs of aging that hasn’t changed, imo, her status as one of the most beautiful woman in the world. She seems very comfortable in her own skin and that is extremely sexy.

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Anonymous wrote:I think my wife looks prettier at 39 than she did when I met her 20 years ago. That's some combination of her aging nicely and me being in love with her, I'm sure.

I think I looked my absolute best at age 40. Not so much now at age 46. By 50, I’m sure I will be old(er) looking. Even Jennifer Aniston looked old at 50.

While I agree that Jennifer Aniston shows signs of aging that hasn’t changed, imo, her status as one of the most beautiful woman in the world. She seems very comfortable in her own skin and that is extremely sexy.

Father Time: Undefeated. Even attempts to put off the inevitable. She has admittedly had lots of filler and plastic surgery. Maybe she is comfortable in her new skin? She is still gorgeous. It's a shame society puts so much pressure on women to look a certain way for as long as possible.

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Anonymous wrote:Do you notice your wife aging? How do you feel about it?

What kind of question is this? How stupid do you think men are? I mean if they are aging so is their wives!

Divorcing isn't going to change the facts of life.

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Anonymous wrote:I think my wife looks prettier at 39 than she did when I met her 20 years ago. That's some combination of her aging nicely and me being in love with her, I'm sure.

39 ain't old, sir. Come back at 65,75, 80

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Anonymous wrote:Her aging is not an issue.
The extra 40 pounds is a MAJOR issue and a complete turn off

Did she give birth? Go through menopause? Are you the same as you were at 20?

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Anonymous wrote:Our founding father Ben Franklin put it best-
“lower parts continuing to the last as plump as ever . . . As in the dark all cats are grey, the pleasure of corporeal enjoyment with an old woman is at least equal and frequently superior”

I think Ben (that old horndog) is likely pretty right about this- but it's a very unsexy quote how undiscerning this forefather was. He was very pragmatic and ate a lot of simple things- biscuits, apples, pickles and raisins in his day. Not a euphemism- that literally was his taste, just for frame of reference. So YMMV if you are into a more varied diet; you may want to care a little more about your corporeal enjoyments, instead of snacking on old, dry stuff in the dark. Maybe I'm wrong, though... he worked hard enough with electricity in various inventions.... maybe he was DYING to see in the dark but settling with what he had.

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Ben Franklin definitely got around and didn't spend much time with his wife....

Well he lived in London for many years and his wife didn't travel

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Her aging is not an issue.
The extra 40 pounds is a MAJOR issue and a complete turn off

Did she give birth? Go through menopause? Are you the same as you were at 20?

Woman in her 50s here, and I am so tired of the comments about gaining weight due to childbirth and menopause. I have experienced both and I haven’t gained any significant weight. I work out, move a lot, and eat a healthy diet.

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Yes, my wife looked considerably better when this thread was started almost 10 years ago.

Honestly though, she’s in her 50’s now and I think she looks amazing. I think she’s a 1 percenter and best case scenario when it comes to her fitness. I respect it even more because I know the effort level it takes (I do it too) to stay somewhat fit, attractive and healthy as you age.

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Anonymous wrote:Her aging is not an issue.
The extra 40 pounds is a MAJOR issue and a complete turn off

Did she give birth? Go through menopause? Are you the same as you were at 20?

Woman in her 50s here, and I am so tired of the comments about gaining weight due to childbirth and menopause. I have experienced both and I haven’t gained any significant weight. I work out, move a lot, and eat a healthy diet.

It’s always amazing that people can live half a century and not realize how different we all are.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Do you notice your wife aging? How do you feel about it?

I'm aging too.
We love and respect each other.
We're a team.