Aging does bring it’s issues but beats the alternative. I have a appointment for a hearing test soon, need reading glasses, have back problems and other health issues. My husband has his own issues. We have been happy together for 20 years and just laugh about this crap. We laugh together multiple times a day. Finding someone compatible is key. Health and good looks fade and you are left with the true person inside. Make sure you like who that is.
This is such great advice, Terry. My husband just had his hearing tested and the doctor said, "You have the best hearing I have ever seen in an over 60 year old man." I said, gosh, it would be more helpful to be measured against the 40 year olds. But at least he got a clean bill of health.
Compatability is everything. We share so many things in common that we like to do, and we have a wonderful time together experiencing the world. I like to think I've got his back and he mine. He is still very cute, of course, but neither of us looks like we did in our 20's. But that would be kind of creepy, like living with Dick Clark or something.
Some probably lack self-confidence and feel like I'd be judging them for being a Cellulite. Like a skinny person watching a fat person eat a huge bundt cake.
Some probably lack self-confidence and want to have access and immediate contact with me any given time. Clingy, that sort of thing.
Some probably think: "If he is weird enough to be without a cell phone then he is probably really weird in other ways!"
Others probably just don't want to deal with peer pressure, like they don't want to have to explain why their boyfriend doesn't have a cell phone.
Just how long do you think my list is?
In this context I don't want her to give her phone up. I just want her to be okay with me not having one. I also want a partner that will leave the phone in her purse on date night, while driving, or while "tumbling."
Not really asking so much. Right?
The only one who can answer that question is the woman you are interested in dating. Although I agree that cellphones should not be used while driving.
The use of the term "Cellulite" implies judgement on your part, as does your example. so these women would be correct.Some probably lack self-confidence and feel like I'd be judging them for being a Cellulite. Like a skinny person watching a fat person eat a huge bundt cake.
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