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Hi,I am 40 now....Hair is glowing white...Kids and even friends have started calling me uncle....Want to look young.Feels bad that I am approaching 2nd phase of life...Running away from young dynamism.....Can't make girl friends....Will be alone .....Always disturbed with such thoughts.Is it normal?
If it bothers you that much just get your hair dyed. Plenty of men do that, I'm sure it will help boost your self-esteem.
The best fucks I have ever had are gray haired athletic 51 year old women. Their vast sexual knowledge makes these women astonishingly sensual and passionate compared to young 20 somethings who have ignorant games. Later in their mid 50's, menopause kills the charm and desire. Seduce a 51 year old tonight, and get ready for the best sex of your life.
Menopause kills charm and desire? I'm 20 years past menopause and I can assure you that is just not true.
You are SO ignorant and there's nothing magic about the age of 51 or any other age for anyone.
When a man has some grey hair he looks distinguished but on a woman it just means they are getting old. 😂 That's why a lot of women who see even one grey hair immediately go and get a dye job.
Has it only now occurred to you that no-one, I repeat NO-ONE, stays young for ever?
Personally I find men in your age group with white or grey hair very attractive, especially if they look reasonably in shape and have a bit of a tan.
Stop obsessing about what you can't change, that's pointless and will hold you back, also obscure the real reasons you're single.
You're supposed to be married and having kids by 30 if not younger buddy.
it's better for people's mental and physical health. it's much to the detriment of society that we no longer do so. Modern economics are such that people aren't financially stable until 35 or later.
Oh yeah all those wonderful marriages we see around us are in fact not good for mental & physical health of women, only men
Statistically speaking, the happiness of women has been decreasing since the 70s (<a href="http://www.nber.org/papers/w14969" rel="nofollow">http://www.nber.org/papers/w14969</a>). I'm not sure what you're talking about here, though, because I wasn't talking about men or women specifically, but people in general.
More to the point, I was referring to the fact that strong family structure is being eroded not only by the distance from parent to child, but the lack of siblings that said child has.