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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think 58 and 38 is more easily done than 70 and 50. Or even 65 and 45. [b]People’s energy levels go down significantly, and even a “high energy” 65 year old is not on the same plane as a 45 year old.[/b] There’s no way I’d go for this as a long-term thing personally. BUT I get it, love is powerful. If you’re okay with sacrificing for the man you love in a few years, go for it. But realize it will be a difficult road and it wouldn’t be fair to resent him![/quote] When my 82-year-old uncle got a pacemaker put in, his energy levels returned to those he had when he was 40. [/quote] I’m sure your uncle is a lovely, sprightly man for his age. But, bullsh*t! [/quote] This uncle still works, at an outdoor, semi-physical job. He's about 6'3", worth between $5 million and $10 million, he has a beautiful beach house and a huge house in the suburbs. His wife died over 20 years ago. He does his own housework and cooking and the house is immaculate and his cooking is fantastic (my kids love going there). He recently rebuilt and restored some kind of 1960s car. He is definitely a unicorn. [/quote]
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