Home    Subscribe    Write for Us    FAQ    Contact    HubGarden    Login

Should you feel different after turning 50?

by annlu (follow)
Health (523)      Life (383)      Relationships (205)      Career (59)     


garden scene


When you turn 40 you know you may live the same number of years again before heading to greener pastures, but turning 50 is a different kettle of fish. More senior, older children, different job satisfaction, serious retirement planning, lifestyle change considerations, greater focus on maintaining a healthy body and combating the realities of ageing. Many however brush it off without a thought.

Should you feel different after turning 50?

#Life
#Health
#Relationships
#Career
I like this Question - 8
Ask and answer questions for a share of ad revenue - click here
[ Submit an Answer ]
Top Answers
I felt fine turning 50.
In fact, I really loved it...and it opened up life nicely.

But.... the other day I turned 60!!
Life has now become more ''intense''.

Enjoy 50 it was great for me.

Ask me in 18 months :P

WOW!! you look 35...looking good girl...looking good :)
by jonaja
I'll let you know in about 26 years.
by Vee
My grandmother used to tell my mum 'forty is nothing', it is when you're fifty that you notice the difference.' And she was right. My noticed that bits stopped working as well once she hit that milestone.
Age should be measured in terms of health and condition not numbers.
I am fit and healthy but a number used to judge me has completely changed my life.
Ageism is an outrageous crime that has gone completely unchecked in our community.
Recruitment agencies will not even consider putting you up for consideration and governments talk about you as if you are a problem they need to manage.
Even though I am not quite there yet, but I do feel that with every age comes its set of worries and anxieties along with the more positive aspects. I do think one needs to prepare accordingly and as you have pointed out, at 50, one should start thinking about retirement, health aspects of one's life, etc. So I think my answer is yes.
I thought turning 50 was "the pits" however having gone on from there, I now feel that getting older is good because it sure beats the alternative!
by Finy
More Questions by annlu
view all questions by annlu
Articles by annlu on Other Hubs
ID: 19555
Trending Questions
Categories
Health (523)
Life (383)
Parenting (216)
Beauty (142)
Food (698)
Travel (244)
Money (149)
Fitness (60)
Career (59)
Lifestyle (334)
Family (309)
Fun (277)
Children (252)
Home (187)
Shopping (184)
Personal (177)
Cooking (175)
Fashion (139)
Christmas (129)
Animals (118)
Wellbeing (113)
Kids (112)
Social (107)
Work (104)
Sleep (90)
Holiday (90)
Clothes (89)
Ethics (86)
Love (84)
Fruit (82)
Music (77)
Hobbies (76)
Body (69)
Healthy (64)
Silly (64)
Friends (64)
Advice (63)
Reading (63)
Hair (56)
Car (55)
Books (55)
School (54)
Nature (53)
Movies (53)
Women (53)
Medical (52)
 
Copyright 2012-2021 OatLabs ABN 18113479226. mobile version