Men: do you notice your wife aging?

[Anonymous]

Sure, but we both are but for our ages we both still look very good.

[Anonymous]

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 we are referring to women 50+ . People look pretty good at 39, and yes , 49. 50s are ok, but everything changes at about 63.

[Anonymous]

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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.

DP I want to be your friend! 😂

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:All ya’ll who are saying you’re still hot I your 40s…of course you are. Stuff doesn’t hit the fan until 51.

My mother says 53. That’s when the wheels come off.

Please, I'm 64 and my body is better than ever and no wrinkles because I was religious about sunscreen since my twenties. Your mother should have used sunscreen and lifted weights. It does not have to go away at 50 or 60.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I notice and I am grateful that my DW is even sexier with each passing day (she just turned 40).

When we are out, I know I'm "that" lucky S.O.B. as all the men are lusting after her.

You lie

So jealous you are, cannot even celebrate someone loving and appreciating their wife. What a sad life you have, thoughts and prayers.

[Anonymous]

dw just turn 5., I haven't really noticed her aging, I guess if I looked at old pictures I would, but it happens slowly.
I look old. I am very fit but all that time outdoors has caught up with me. I feel sometimes she must look at my and think wtf

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:All ya’ll who are saying you’re still hot I your 40s…of course you are. Stuff doesn’t hit the fan until 51.

My mother says 53. That’s when the wheels come off.

Please, I'm 64 and my body is better than ever and no wrinkles because I was religious about sunscreen since my twenties. Your mother should have used sunscreen and lifted weights. It does not have to go away at 50 or 60.

You are in denial. But it's good to feel good about oneself though. You are still 64 wrinkles or not. And that's okay you are a beautiful 64 years old.womam that's it. Don't see yourself as looking like a 25 years no you are a beautiful 64 years old

[Anonymous]

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.

[Anonymous]

This thread reminds how insecure women are about aging. You can see it in their comments. This surprises me honestly because women age better than us men. They have less health issues than us. Yet they get very insecure about that number. They can be 65 and super healthy and yet they are still insecure because they are 65. It's about that number. Why is that?

[Anonymous]

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.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:dw just turn 5., I haven't really noticed her aging, I guess if I looked at old pictures I would, but it happens slowly.
I look old. I am very fit but all that time outdoors has caught up with me. I feel sometimes she must look at my and think wtf

Lol 5

[Anonymous]

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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.

Yeah, a lot of wishful thinking in this thread.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:All ya’ll who are saying you’re still hot I your 40s…of course you are. Stuff doesn’t hit the fan until 51.

My mother says 53. That’s when the wheels come off.

Please, I'm 64 and my body is better than ever and no wrinkles because I was religious about sunscreen since my twenties. Your mother should have used sunscreen and lifted weights. It does not have to go away at 50 or 60.

Well aren’t you something!? Don’t touch me, I might turn to gold.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Wait until 50 comes. You really notice it then. Ass gets flat and the cans turn into tube socks.

Not my wife. Solid as a rock. High and tight @ss. Perky natural breasts. She was an athlete and we still workout together 5-6 days per week.

People think she’s a trophy wife when we meet new people because she hasn’t aged.

When picking a wife look at it as a dog show and make sure all areas are up to par, ensure athletics and health are important part of her life.

Just look at her mom.

[Anonymous]

Of course I notice it as she is 68. But, when she is with a group of women her age I realize how lucky I am. She also still loves sex, at least weekly, and that helps keep me young. Her mother is 91, lives alone and is still going strong so the gene pool is pretty good.