#Aging Well

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[writeturnlove]

I recorded this video tonight, September 30, 2023. I’m proud to make it to 50 years old. Even though I deal with chronic pain (and insecurity), I’m blessed. *I turned 50 back in May.

I’m Generation X. We’re just built different.

[emperornorton47]

[infinitysisters]

Aging itself does not bring wisdom. It often brings regression to childishness, dependency, and bitterness over lost opportunities. Only those who are still intellectually, emotionally, spiritually growing inherit the richness of aging.

~James Hollis

[ratfink-kryptonite]

From The X-Files Season 8 in 2000 to The InBetween in 2019. From 38 to 57 he's still aging like a fine wine.

[dealwisedaily]

"🌟 Rediscovering Your Spark: Embrace Life After 40 🌟

In your 40s, life can feel like a whirlwind, but don't let it dim your shine! Rekindle your zest for life by trying new hobbies, connecting with old friends, and prioritizing self-care. Age is just a number; your enthusiasm is timeless! 💫

[shouts-into-the-void]

I'm convinced that people who think women shrivel at 25 just have something wrong with them because like, I don't even Experience Attraction and I know that Michelle Yeoh and Vera Farmiga are some of the most gorgeous people on the planet

[baby-blue-octopus]

Perfection is a number! Fun eye pooping summer design in my shop.

[cricketcat9]

About Paul Gross and aging

So, many comments about Paul Gross being a “silver fox”, “aging well”, being sexy, OMG his arms, etc., and:

“HE’S A MAN SO HE’S ALLOWED TO”.

FFS, why is it that women are not allowed to age well, be sexy, and be silver vixens? NOT ALLOWED BY WHOM??? WTF with this brainwashing?

Aging well, whatever it means to you, takes some effort, and it IS easier - I’m not being blind to the economic realities - while having SOME money. I live in a place with significant community of retirees. There are women who are active physically and mentally, who take care of themselves, and by the looks of it, enjoy life. There are women who are bored and kill the boredom usually with booze, fighting with the neighbours, gossip and stirring the shit around them. Both groups ARE ALLOWED to do what they do. 🤷🏼

BTW I moved my ass from Canada to Ecuador so I could afford housing, food, a haircut every now and then, and a gym fee. Unfortunately I have to do the exercises myself 🥹, I’m told there’s no way around it.

If anyone needs permission to age well, here, you have it from me.

[mediocre-megs]

honestly more media should portray the anti aging industry as horrific and decidedly unhuman. it IS body horror it IS grotesque it DOES go against nature*. it WILL kill you. yes.

*this is NOT anti-hrt or anti-vax or anything of the sort. i love criticisms of the anti aging industry + sci-fi/horror. i also love trans people and vaccines and medicine and science. i also don’t care if you personally have botox. this was a shitpost i made while high and 2/3 of the way through the substance (2024). terfs dni. cheers.

[munaeem]

Hey, Let’s Chat About Veggies Seniors Might Wanna Skip! Hey there! Picture this: you’re at the grocery store, tossing some colorful veggies into your cart, thinking you’re nailing this healthy eating thing. But hold up—what if some of those “good-for-you” picks aren’t so great for us as we get older? I stumbled across this wild video called “9 Vegetables Seniors Should NEVER Eat” that’s got me…

[notthatkindofgrass]

My ADHD brain is such a weird balance of need for enrichment and need for routine. I hadn’t thought about it this way though- small enrichment can have a nice impact too without disruptive the desperately needed routine.

[dealwisedaily]

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[drchristophedelongsblog]

Age Tech, a promising future for demanding seniors!

Today, we explored in depth the fascinating world of Age Tech, this technology at the service of healthy aging, taking into account the growing health expectations of seniors.

Key points covered

Age Tech vs. Health Tech

What are the differences? Age Tech focuses on the autonomy and well-being of seniors, while Health Tech is broader.

Baby Boomers and AI

A connected generation that is shaping the Tech Age of tomorrow! Intuitive and personalized solutions thanks to artificial intelligence.

Access to care

Age Tech, an asset for equality and autonomy for seniors, by facilitating home care and medical monitoring.

Intergenerational understanding

A challenge, but solutions exist to bring young people and seniors closer together, particularly to better understand the realities of aging.

Investments

Age Tech is attracting more and more investors, aware of the potential of this growing market, and of the need to meet the specific needs of seniors.

Increasing medical requirements:

Baby boomers, more educated and informed, are more demanding of health professionals.

They are looking for personalized care, innovative treatments and a better quality of life.

Age Tech, with its telemedicine and home monitoring tools, can meet these expectations.

People over 65 require more in-depth monitoring of their health and want to be able to remain independent for as long as possible.

Geriatrics and AI

The increasing complexity of medicine with AI requires an adaptation of practices and interdisciplinary collaboration for optimal care of seniors.

In conclusion

Age Tech is a booming sector, bringing innovation and hope for a future where aging rhymes with quality of life, autonomy and meeting the medical requirements of seniors.

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[rivetgoth]

It's honestly crazy that discussion around testosterone HRT skews so much towards the beginning stages of it (to the point that you have dozens of guys thinking their transition is "failed" if they don't pass by like a year in lol) and what the initial changes of the first couple of months to years look like, like the classic laundry list of those early basic changes like bottom growth, voice drop, etc, when IMO literally none of that compares remotely to the depth and intensity of the long term total masculinization you start to experience like 3-5+ years in.