It's not my age that bothers me it's watching my loved ones age that bugs me. Like when u realize your mom is starting to forget things. Or your kid isn't a baby anymore.

 

I have no problem stating my true age

 

I have never judged any nice lady about her age while fucking her

 

It is no surprise that everyone is getting older. I've also noticed that everyone, everyone!, dies.

I can remember the first orgasm I ever had. Wonder if I'll remember the last.

 

My age is less a factor than my responsibilities to staying healthy and how through years of being aware that as I got older I might "have difficulties"? Forced me (by my own accord) to begin exercises and dietary changes that would be more conducive as I got older to improve vitality and stabilize refractory periods. Not realizing that my lifetime lover wouldn't proactively follow the same mindset that misaligns us even more now in our capabilities to each other.

 

I'm 40 this month and it really bothers me

 

Why? Are you not a sexually viable future for a good woman or man? I'd say NOT given I've followed you for quite a while, finding the right one is just as hard as giving your heart to something that's more ecstasy then enlightenment?

 

I'm not bothered by my age. I just wish I knew then what I know now, and now it's too late. Looking back there's a few things I would have done differently. But there's a few things I've learned from getting older. It's made me wiser more experienced and knowledge because of all the times I fucked up in life. So when you hear someone call some guy a wise old man he was really a fuck up. But listen to what he has to offer it might help some day

 

Nope

 

age no.......health yes

 

I am comfortable with my age as long as I still feel wanted. I suppose the flirting and need for naughty attention that we feel comes from the desire to still feel “young and beautiful”. I still feel like I have the mind of a 22 year old with the wisdom and experience of someone a little older. If I use that wisdom is another question all together.

 

I'm too young to be this dam old.

 

I act younger than i am but my body is giving me away lol, i'm getting some gray hairs on my temple on my head and some grey chest hairs too but oooh well ican take it. I can still get it up lol.

 

Hubby and I are slowing down a bit....that is why I first got on here, to see what all the young people are doing, haha...trying to regain our youthful playfulness, learn a few things, try a few, not many,haha , few things....it is fun....we love chatting....
-wifey

 

You know - there's a strange thing about my ageing. As I stated, degeneration of my joints known as non-inflammatory arthritis is slowing me down and I realize I left my youth behind.
In the meanwhile I take good care of myself trying not to look older. I done so for some twenty years now so maybe it's just a habit. But I use a good anti wrinkle cream to keep my face smooth (the cheapo brands are still the best) and as long as I can get away with it, I pluck out the white hairs from the moustache I keep to hide a scar. I keep my hair so short that you hardly can tell I'm getting bald and grey. I make sure to dress smart - like my wife does. Altogether people estimate me in my late forties instead of getting 57 next May.
Maybe I have to, because people think my wife is in her mid-thirties (she's 52) and I don't want them to think I'm her sugar daddy

 

I'm proud of my age ! and I think I look pretty good for 54 too!

 

Interesting topic. I have found that at 48 I have more 20 something women attracted to me than any other age group. Not exactly sure why but I am just rolling with it. I have to say it is nice to get compliments from anyone but when they are half your age and think you are sexy it is a nice little boost to your confidence level.

 

Hell, no. I'm 66 and it's a matter of public record.

 

As with anything, there are pros & cons. Do I love continually aging? No; however, there have been some very tangible improvements. While perhaps (and this is purely speculation) I may have been perceived as a more desirable date as a 20-something bombshell, I find that I’m taken far more seriously, both as a professional and as a partner, as I age. I’m 31, turning 32 next week. I’m fine with that. I have no shame telling people my age. (To be fair I don’t have much shame anyway.) The only issue I have with being in my 30s is that I can no longer eat like shit, drink too much, never exercise & still maintain a killer body. Beyond that, my 30s are way better than my 20s. Having more money helps, too.

 

Aging is a natural process and as such, a fact of life.

Now we are young, proudly showing off our cocks, pussies, tits and asses, but, as the time progresses, we are all going to turn old and saggy, shitting in our pants, calling frantically for the nurse to change the diapers, go total dementia etc..

Just my 0.02 cents of happy thoughts!