FabSwingers.com forum: Why is age 70 considered old age?

By *hagTonight OP Man
45 weeks ago

From the land of haribos.

I read an interesting thing about it. I dont think it is so, because it also depends who is doing the considering.

I think that the younger you are lets say 20, the lower the age is when one think what old is, like 60 or even 50, but the older you get like me. I am now 41 years old. I wouldnt consider the age 70 to be particularly old.

I actually think hat 95 is old, as long one is fit and healthy and can move like they did at younger age one isnt old in that kind of sense. I like the saying "young at heart".

What is uour view sbout it, is 70 considered being old?

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By *immyinreadingMan
45 weeks ago

henley on thames

"I read an interesting thing about it. I dont think it is so, because it also depends who is doing the considering.

I actually think hat 95 is old, as long one is fit and healthy and can move like they did at younger age one isnt old in that kind of sense. I like the saying "young at heart".

What is uour view sbout it, is 70 considered being old?

70 is certainly within shooting distance of “old age”. It’s not exactly middle age, is it?

Being old doesn’t mean being decrepit though. I know plenty of people in their 70’s who are very fit and active. And plenty of younger people who aren’t.

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By *onameyet2Man
45 weeks ago

chorley

Depends how you define old, if you look after yourself 70 can be young, if you smoke drink and eat badly you’re probably fucked.

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By *aramel.desiresMan
45 weeks ago

Heathrow

I believe the number itself is the trigger. There are some amazing 50+ people who are in great shape, look young, positive outlook to life and fun to be with. You just have to give them (us) a chance.

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By *erdyCurvyInkedPervyWoman
45 weeks ago

West Yorkshire

Don't 'they' say we are supposed to get three score years and ten, so 70 years is an average life expectancy.

I'm 46, but I would say 70 is old. Maybe on the younger side of old.

But as others have said, it depends on the person itself.

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By (user no longer on site)
45 weeks ago

69 mate!!!

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By *onameyet2Man
45 weeks ago

chorley

"69 mate!!!

Tone lowering has commenced

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By *immyinreadingMan
45 weeks ago

henley on thames

"Don't 'they' say we are supposed to get three score years and ten, so 70 years is an average life expectancy.

I'm 46, but I would say 70 is old. Maybe on the younger side of old.

But as others have said, it depends on the person itself."

“Three score years and ten” is a biblical reference. Life expectancy has increased since then

Old age is usually defined (for statistical purposes) as either 60 or 65. 70 is definitely old.

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45 weeks ago

"I read an interesting thing about it. I dont think it is so, because it also depends who is doing the considering.

I actually think hat 95 is old, as long one is fit and healthy and can move like they did at younger age one isnt old in that kind of sense. I like the saying "young at heart".

What is uour view sbout it, is 70 considered being old?

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I am not sure why age is considered a factor surely if the body is capable and the lady finds it attractive the age of the body is surely irrelevant also with age often comes experience. There is the saying that it doesn't matter the age or size of the wand but how you wave it. Obviously I am biased but if I find a lady in her 70's or even 80's who has a reasonable figure and a sexy mind who is willing then her age is just a number.

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By *onameyet2Man
45 weeks ago

chorley

Yes lots of people are expected to reach 100 from now on so I don’t see how 70 can be old if you’re 30 years from popping your clogs ??

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By (user no longer on site)
45 weeks ago

"69 mate!!!

Tone lowering has commenced

*doffs cap.

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By *arkus1812Man
45 weeks ago

Lifes departure lounge NN9 Northamptonshire East not West MidlandsMidlands

Coming through my 70s I did not consider it to be really old, meets were thin on the ground here on Fab, not surprising as most people on Fab consider 50 to be old.However out of Fab it was a totally different story and many friendships were made and enjoyed.

Now in my mid 80s and suffering from a heart condition and severe osteoarthritis in both knees I consider myself to be really old and as my profile states I am in Lifes departure lounge

Everyone will have different views on whether or not 70 is considered old and that is how it should be.

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By *immyinreadingMan
45 weeks ago

henley on thames

"I read an interesting thing about it. I dont think it is so, because it also depends who is doing the considering.

I actually think hat 95 is old, as long one is fit and healthy and can move like they did at younger age one isnt old in that kind of sense. I like the saying "young at heart".

What is uour view sbout it, is 70 considered being old?

I am not sure why age is considered a factor surely if the body is capable and the lady finds it attractive the age of the body is surely irrelevant also with age often comes experience. There is the saying that it doesn't matter the age or size of the wand but how you wave it. Obviously I am biased but if I find a lady in her 70's or even 80's who has a reasonable figure and a sexy mind who is willing then her age is just a number."

OP didn’t mention attraction or bodies working. He just asked whether 70 is old or not.

It is.

It clearly isn’t middle age, and it’s past the age where people typically retire and receive OAP.

Being healthy, fit, active, attractive … all of those things are possible at 70. Doesn’t mean you’re not old though

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By (user no longer on site)
45 weeks ago

I’d say 70 is old

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By *mf123Man
45 weeks ago

with one foot out the door

Il class myself as old once my head resembles a ball bag with eyes until that day im a youngster

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By (user no longer on site)
45 weeks ago

Average age expectancy in the world is about 72

I’d say 70 is old

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By (user no longer on site)
45 weeks ago

45 is considered old on here lol

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By *hagTonight OP Man
45 weeks ago

From the land of haribos.

"I read an interesting thing about it. I dont think it is so, because it also depends who is doing the considering.

I actually think hat 95 is old, as long one is fit and healthy and can move like they did at younger age one isnt old in that kind of sense. I like the saying "young at heart".

What is uour view sbout it, is 70 considered being old?

70 is certainly within shooting distance of “old age”. It’s not exactly middle age, is it?

Being old doesn’t mean being decrepit though. I know plenty of people in their 70’s who are very fit and active. And plenty of younger people who aren’t.

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Yes, 70 is within and the start of that age, same here. I also know many who are fit in their 70s too.

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By *immyinreadingMan
45 weeks ago

henley on thames

"Average age expectancy in the world is about 72

I’d say 70 is old "

Life expectancy is higher in the UK

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By *icecouple561Couple
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45 weeks ago

East Sussex

I would say 70 is old.

I think that being 'old' is seen as a bad thing by most people and the general opinion is that you must do everything you can to prevent it. Obviously the older you get the closer to death but it's not something to hide or be ashamed of.

Personally I'm quite happy to be considered old

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By *otsossieMan
45 weeks ago

Chesterfield

"Life expectancy is higher in the UK "

It is, but it didn’t use to be.

Our hardworking hard drinking hard smoking pie-eating industrial forbears didn’t expect to retire. Especially the men.

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By *adgerMan
45 weeks ago

york

Life expectancy in uk is 80 so I’m afraid 70 is old …. Early 60s tho you’re still essentially a teenager!

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By *icecouple561Couple
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45 weeks ago

East Sussex

I'll be 70 in 2026.

I hope to maintain my fitness and flexibility because it's important the older you get. I can hardly believe that I've lived as long as I have, life goes by so quickly especially it seems the older you get.

If I mention being old almost everyone says "no you're not". I genuinely don't understand why unless they think it's rude to agree.

I flaming glad I'm old because the alternative doesn't appeal

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By *eliWoman
45 weeks ago

It is old. What's wrong with that? Absolutely nothing.

It doesn't mean you can't do anything, that stereotype of doddering old people has long since vanished and I'm glad.

I don't know why people see being old as a bad thing. Or heck, being middle aged (which you are from 40+). I'm going to celebrate that I've been able to reach middle aged. Celebrate when I'm old.

It's not a curse, it's not a swear word. It's a fact.

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By *adgerMan
45 weeks ago

york

"I'll be 70 in 2026.

If I mention being old almost everyone says "no you're not". I genuinely don't understand why unless they think it's rude to agree.

I flaming glad I'm old because the alternative doesn't appeal "

Completely agree … I do yoga twice a week eat healthily … I’m told I don’t look my age… equally I live life to the full know I’ve a lot less left than I’ve had!

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By *otsossieMan
45 weeks ago

Chesterfield

"I don't know why people see being old as a bad thing."

I’m dealing with octogenarian parents just now.

They’re struggling.

It’s hard to watch and harder to imagine that could be my future.

That said, they’re doing it wrong. Forget worrying about stuff, I’m going out in flames, backwards.

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By *icecouple561Couple
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45 weeks ago

East Sussex

"I don't know why people see being old as a bad thing.

I’m dealing with octogenarian parents just now.

They’re struggling.

It’s hard to watch and harder to imagine that could be my future.

That said, they’re doing it wrong. Forget worrying about stuff, I’m going out in flames, backwards. "

I don't deny that being old can be a struggle especially if you have health or mobility issues. I think people should concentrate less on looking young and more on maintaining flexibility, balance and overall health. That said there are certain illnesses that are unavoidable whatever you do.

I was about to start going on about independence etc but nobody wants to read that

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By *otsossieMan
45 weeks ago

Chesterfield

Totally get that. Had a “quality of life in the future” bollocking off the gp the other week

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By *erkshire8299Man
45 weeks ago

slough

I think in days gone by...70 was old , but these days many folks in their 60s have a positive outlook on life...some maybe retired with pension and time to do nice things and visit nice places...I mean most of my fave rock stars are in their 70s and 80s and still rockin..

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By (user no longer on site)
45 weeks ago

I`ve always had quite a simple view on this. Average life expectancy in the UK is currently just over 80 years old. For this purpose let's agree at 80. Imagine your life like the seasons :-

0-20 years Spring

20-40 years Summer

40-60 years Autumn

60-80 years Winter

So, yes, 70 is "old". Not saying you are useless or anything but, by definition, you are old. Some of the worst kind (in my opinion) are those that pretend they aren't.

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By *icecouple561Couple
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45 weeks ago

East Sussex

"I`ve always had quite a simple view on this. Average life expectancy in the UK is currently just over 80 years old. For this purpose let's agree at 80. Imagine your life like the seasons :-

0-20 years Spring

20-40 years Summer

40-60 years Autumn

60-80 years Winter

So, yes, 70 is "old". Not saying you are useless or anything but, by definition, you are old. Some of the worst kind (in my opinion) are those that pretend they aren't.

i shudder when people claim to be immature or that they've never grown up because they think it makes them look young.

It really doesn't.

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By *icecouple561Couple
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45 weeks ago

East Sussex

"Totally get that. Had a “quality of life in the future” bollocking off the gp the other week

They didn't use the phrase 'life in your years not years on your life ' did they

I've been subject to that speech

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By *otsossieMan
45 weeks ago

Chesterfield

They did! Enjoy yourself a bit less now and you might be able to enjoy yourself a bit more in the future.

Hmm.

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By *otsossieMan
45 weeks ago

Chesterfield

In an entirely unrelated point, I’m trying to work out how to enjoy things more in the present

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By *icecouple561Couple
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45 weeks ago

East Sussex

"They did! Enjoy yourself a bit less now and you might be able to enjoy yourself a bit more in the future.

Hmm. "

the future is guaranteed to no one!

My GP actually meant the opposite, she basically said enjoy yourself as much as possible now

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By *oroRick1027Man
45 weeks ago

Middlesbrough

I might be almost 68 (March) but I don't consider myself old. I've just got divorced. Got myself a nice little flat. Bought a Ford Kuga. Just bought some personalised number plates for it, and I'm now happily fucking women in their 39's and 40's on fabswingers. What's not to like?

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By *hagTonight OP Man
45 weeks ago

From the land of haribos.

"Don't 'they' say we are supposed to get three score years and ten, so 70 years is an average life expectancy.

I'm 46, but I would say 70 is old. Maybe on the younger side of old.

But as others have said, it depends on the person itself."
Yes. I think that they are saying that too, with the three score years and ten, yes, it also depends on person, 70 on the younger side of old, sounds about right as well

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
45 weeks ago

The Town by The Cross

Depends what you mean by old ?

By human standards.... yes it is too old for trying to become a world class athlete.

It's not too old to pay tax.

It's not too old to go dancing , drink beer or have sex....

Unless you are past those things and lick lollies in your deck chair.

It's very individual.

Sometimes when I see women on t.v. and they say ...... well Im getting on now im 57... I think fuck me .... you look WAY older. Then I see a really fit 70 year old and think 'wish I looked like that' ......

It's all relative.

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
45 weeks ago

The Town by The Cross

Apparently, it's too old to use Uber.

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By *JB1954Man
45 weeks ago

Reading

"Depends what you mean by old ?

By human standards.... yes it is too old for trying to become a world class athlete.

It's not too old to pay tax.

It's not too old to go dancing , drink beer or have sex....

Unless you are past those things and lick lollies in your deck chair.

It's very individual.

It's all relative. "

This is the way I see people view on age. Everyone is in that age group is the same. Yes I will admit my profile age is correct. In very good health .

As an example. Someone who I worked with has just been told he is no longer fit for work again doing the job he was doing. He has diabetes , plus damaged spine , discs. Yet if going by his and my age. Who should be the fittest person. ?

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By *ibblepilotMan
45 weeks ago

Preston

Years ago the term 'middle-aged' was a euphemism for folk in their 60s plus. Now it seems to get used more literally for folk in their early 40s.

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By *ibblepilotMan
45 weeks ago

Preston

Years ago the term 'middle-aged' was a euphemism for folk in their 60s plus. Now it seems to get used more literally for folk in their early 40s.

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By *hief_Of_AlwaysMan
45 weeks ago

London or Bedford

Ofcourse 70 is old.

At 70, the Grim Reaper is practically your Flatmate LOL

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
45 weeks ago

The Town by The Cross

"Years ago the term 'middle-aged' was a euphemism for folk in their 60s plus. Now it seems to get used more literally for folk in their early 40s. "

No. 60's has NEVER been referred to as middle aged. That would make our life expectancy 120 ....

40's is middle aged as life expectancy is early 80's

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
45 weeks ago

The Town by The Cross

"Ofcourse 70 is old.

At 70, the Grim Reaper is practically your Flatmate LOL"

I admit I laughed.....

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By *ibblepilotMan
45 weeks ago

Preston

Hence why I said a euphemism rather than literal. It was when I was growing up anyway

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By *andyfloss2000Woman
45 weeks ago

ashford

When I was young I thought 30 was old! Now I'm more less 3 years of 70! I really can't believe I've got this old! And am not in a retirement home!

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By *r Mrs FuckableCouple
45 weeks ago

Stoke

Around 35 is actually middle age, so 70 is old age in my book!

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By *panksspankedMan
45 weeks ago

Edinburgh

I'm 65 but don't feel old yet. At 70 I might start thinking I'm getting on a bit but regardless it's nice to still be here and enjoying life

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By *idanMan
45 weeks ago

borehamwood

I'll be 68 soon so I suppose I am old in years but not in outlook. I train in Muay Thai twice a week and walk the dog every day. I've got no health issues and don't take any pills for anything. Basically I feel fit and healthy and put it down to having been reasonably active and having lucky genes.

Someone once said, can't remember who, that old is always someone 10 years older that you!

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By *hrista BellendWoman
45 weeks ago

surrounded by twinkly lights

Tis when lots of stuff starts breaking, healthwise shag

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By *ornucopiaMan
45 weeks ago

Bexley

"I might be almost 68 (March) but I don't consider myself old. I've just got divorced. Got myself a nice little flat. Bought a Ford Kuga. Just bought some personalised number plates for it, and I'm now happily fucking women in their 39's and 40's on fabswingers. What's not to like?"

Maybe time to consider moving on from wearing jeans, though!

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By *hagTonight OP Man
45 weeks ago

From the land of haribos.

"Average age expectancy in the world is about 72

I’d say 70 is old "
Yes, about 72 is the average world expectancy age too.

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By *eddfmyd11Man
45 weeks ago

Towcester

"I actually think hat 95 is old"

Well the average life expectancy in the UK is 80, so at 70 you have 10 years left. At 95 on average you'd have died 15 years ago...

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By *andyfloss2000Woman
45 weeks ago

ashford

I recon I've got 8 and half years left at most if I'm lucky! So well old!

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By *iamondsmiles.Woman
45 weeks ago

little house on the praire

I'm 58 and feel really old. My mum is now 79 and last summer the next door neighbour caught her on top of the summer house trying to take it down. She acts younger than me

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By *allerthanaverage79Man
45 weeks ago

Ayrshire

"I actually think hat 95 is old

Well the average life expectancy in the UK is 80, so at 70 you have 10 years left. At 95 on average you'd have died 15 years ago..."

80 is surely combined, for males it's 2-3 years lower, but it's only a statistic, and heavily reliant on geography and affluence

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By *allerthanaverage79Man
45 weeks ago

Ayrshire

"Tis when lots of stuff starts breaking, healthwise shag"

Surely horizontal jogging is good for the health at any age?

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By *hagTonight OP Man
45 weeks ago

From the land of haribos.

"Tis when lots of stuff starts breaking, healthwise shag"
Hi beatrice and yes, you are right there too, when things starts breaking and health wise as well.

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By (user no longer on site)
45 weeks ago

My wife looks at olda men not our age or younger

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By *rucking-HellMan
45 weeks ago

Northampton

When I was 15, anybody over 30 was "nearly dead" in my eyes. Now I'm mid 40s, anybody under 40 appears somewhat unrefined and a bit immature. It's all subjective really.

As far as 70 goes, I don't consider that particularly old at all. I consider 90+ old.

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By *hagTonight OP Man
45 weeks ago

From the land of haribos.

"I would say 70 is old.

Personally I'm quite happy to be considered old"
That is good and yes, it seems that it is being seen as a bad thing, but it is not, it is a natural process as well

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By *ickey ThumbWoman
45 weeks ago

South Down

Maybe time to consider moving on from wearing jeans, though!"

Whyever would he want to do that?

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By (user no longer on site)
45 weeks ago

70 is old today but young tomorrow

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By (user no longer on site)
45 weeks ago

I have had amazing sex with 70yr old and I didn't look at him like that I am 50

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By *ullyMan
45 weeks ago

Near Clacton

Age is but a number.

I think you are as old as the one you feel.

LOL I do like people in the 18's to 45's to be honest, I like a modern outlook and the feel of younger flesh.

The one thing I notice as I get older is that most people my age tend to harp on about their aches pains operations, medications, bowel troubles and of course their consultants who "have never seen any thing like it before".

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By (user no longer on site)
45 weeks ago

"I read an interesting thing about it. I dont think it is so, because it also depends who is doing the considering.

I actually think hat 95 is old, as long one is fit and healthy and can move like they did at younger age one isnt old in that kind of sense. I like the saying "young at heart".

What is uour view sbout it, is 70 considered being old?

Because I won't have a body like yours at 70

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By (user no longer on site)
45 weeks ago

"I read an interesting thing about it. I dont think it is so, because it also depends who is doing the considering.

I actually think hat 95 is old, as long one is fit and healthy and can move like they did at younger age one isnt old in that kind of sense. I like the saying "young at heart".

What is uour view sbout it, is 70 considered being old?

When you been here decades that must feel old Shag

Am surprised at 99 many here say they looking for a 99 year old.

41 is young.

70 is pension ago so yes, old. But not past it.

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By *ornucopiaMan
45 weeks ago

Bexley

Maybe time to consider moving on from wearing jeans, though!

Whyever would he want to do that?

Because a change, as they say, is as good as a rest!

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By *xfordjohnMan
45 weeks ago

Oxford

"I read an interesting thing about it. I dont think it is so, because it also depends who is doing the considering.

I actually think hat 95 is old, as long one is fit and healthy and can move like they did at younger age one isnt old in that kind of sense. I like the saying "young at heart".

What is uour view sbout it, is 70 considered being old?

70 is certainly within shooting distance of “old age”. It’s not exactly middle age, is it?

Being old doesn’t mean being decrepit though. I know plenty of people in their 70’s who are very fit and active. And plenty of younger people who aren’t.

Exactly so. I'm over 70 and off to Scotland next week to do a spot of winter mountaineering in the Cairngorms - not a place for the unfit. I have lots of younger friends too from when I worked with students and they don't see me as 'old' even though we have different tastes.

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By *tephanjMan
45 weeks ago

Kettering

My mind doesn't know I'm 69 only my body letting me down

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
45 weeks ago

The Town by The Cross

"Around 35 is actually middle age, so 70 is old age in my book! "

Average age of death in the UK is 81 so middle age is 40 and six months.

I'd say 70 can be classed as old.

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By *Cocksucker84Man
45 weeks ago

newcastle

"I read an interesting thing about it. I dont think it is so, because it also depends who is doing the considering.

I actually think hat 95 is old, as long one is fit and healthy and can move like they did at younger age one isnt old in that kind of sense. I like the saying "young at heart".

What is uour view sbout it, is 70 considered being old?

I remember at the age of 17 starting work and just wanting to party all of the time, thinking that for those colleagues I worked with who were 23 or 24 yrs old with kids that their lives were essentially over... very ignorant and naive at the time.

I'm 39 now and work with 17-yr-olds who probably think the way I did back then but perception is subjective. It may take longer to get over a hangover and I haven't a clue about chart music, but I'm more mature and don't understand younger trends.

People stay younger for longer now in their outlooks. I remember my gran in her 60s back in the 1980s who having a proper old lady perm and was v old fashioned... a lot of the 60-yr-olds I know now are more vibrant, in better health and are more open-minded and physically fit. 70 is definitely older age, but it doesn't necessarily mean someone acts like they're ready for the scrapyard.

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By *ilverjagMan
45 weeks ago

swansea

Well I've got a seventy year old fast asleep alongside me right now, and believe me, she knocks spots off the average bimbo, with a body that some women half her age would give everything they own to have, and she also has everything in her wardrobe to tease and please her chosen guy. Does it get any better? I don't think so!

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By *londebiguyMan
45 weeks ago

Southport

My mum is 80 snd I'd like to see anyone call her old and get away without a good talking to.

Never upset a Dutch mother.

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By *ames250122Man
45 weeks ago

Worcester

"I read an interesting thing about it. I dont think it is so, because it also depends who is doing the considering.

I actually think hat 95 is old, as long one is fit and healthy and can move like they did at younger age one isnt old in that kind of sense. I like the saying "young at heart".

What is uour view sbout it, is 70 considered being old?

Very true, as you mention it’s subjective view point that changes over time. I guess the view that 78 for example is old is probably shaped by the average life expectancy however my name lived into her mid nineties and looked no different than she did in seventies until she got ill and then she aged over night. I guess maybe I kind of always thought regardless of the number your not actually old until in the stage of life when things start go wrong and it becomes a downward cycle. Until then tho, I guess your as old as you feel or live

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By *TG3Man
45 weeks ago

Dorchester

I have 3 relatives who died when they were 59 so 70 is in the old bracket but young at heart definitely applies

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By *immyinreadingMan
45 weeks ago

henley on thames

There seems to be some confusion around the word “old” here.

Old doesn’t mean that someone is on their last legs, it just means that they are old.

A friend of mine is pushing 80 and competes in full Ironman completions. He is fantastically fit and active, but that does not mean that he is young. He isn’t, he is old.

Many old people hate the idea of being old, or people thinking that they are old, because they associate it with negative connotations. I would include my dad in that … in his 90’s but won’t wear a hearing aid in case people think he is old. They don’t think he is old because of his hearing aid, they think he is old because of when he was born.

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By *immyinreadingMan
45 weeks ago

henley on thames

Those who are suggesting that 70 isn’t old … you seriously consider 70 to be middle-aged?

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By *heonixrising500Man
45 weeks ago

Barnsley

I 72 but everything works as in my pics

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By *immyinreadingMan
45 weeks ago

henley on thames

"I read an interesting thing about it. I dont think it is so, because it also depends who is doing the considering.

I actually think hat 95 is old, as long one is fit and healthy and can move like they did at younger age one isnt old in that kind of sense. I like the saying "young at heart".

What is uour view sbout it, is 70 considered being old?

70 is certainly within shooting distance of “old age”. It’s not exactly middle age, is it?

Being old doesn’t mean being decrepit though. I know plenty of people in their 70’s who are very fit and active. And plenty of younger people who aren’t.

More confusion around what the word “old” means. It simply refers to age … not to fitness, outlook, energy levels, attitudes … just a number. And 70 is old.

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By *immyinreadingMan
45 weeks ago

henley on thames

"I read an interesting thing about it. I dont think it is so, because it also depends who is doing the considering.

I actually think hat 95 is old, as long one is fit and healthy and can move like they did at younger age one isnt old in that kind of sense. I like the saying "young at heart".

What is uour view sbout it, is 70 considered being old?

70 is certainly within shooting distance of “old age”. It’s not exactly middle age, is it?

Being old doesn’t mean being decrepit though. I know plenty of people in their 70’s who are very fit and active. And plenty of younger people who aren’t.

You’re going mountaineering in the Cairngorms in January? Good luck even getting there, the whole area is under snow at the moment.

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By (user no longer on site)
45 weeks ago

Id love to find a lady of 70+, who would like a fwb, its very difficult though. I think age is just a number, and really nowt should be read into it, as ling as your two consenting adults who want to have fun together, then so be it

You only get one life, enjoy it. and if i was lucky enough to find a lady in that age range, id consider myself a very lucky guy.

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By *entlemanrogueMan
45 weeks ago

Motherwell

By 70 you are likely retired and more than likely in the last 20/25% of life. Most people's bodies by 70 are worn/very worn and many ailments,illness and conditions are common.

I would consider 70 as old and i am 45.

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By *icecouple561Couple
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45 weeks ago

East Sussex

"There seems to be some confusion around the word “old” here.

Old doesn’t mean that someone is on their last legs, it just means that they are old.

A friend of mine is pushing 80 and competes in full Ironman completions. He is fantastically fit and active, but that does not mean that he is young. He isn’t, he is old.

I agree and my dad is exactly the same.

There seems to be a sense of shame attached to age and denial of the fact with many people eager to show that they aren't old.

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By *TG3Man
45 weeks ago

Dorchester

I think that many view them as old because they've surpassed their usefulness, they've been put out to pasture

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By *r TriomanMan
45 weeks ago

Chippenham Malmesbury area

I think 70 is considered as old by most because it's 13 years beyond the national retirement age and only about 12 years away from the average UK mortality age (less in Scotland, I think).

Because I work a 3 day week, I intend to work past 70 (I enjoy it so why not) and I keep my self fit so at 70, if I'm still fit and working, I won't consider myself old but I still think it's fair to say 70 is old - 85% of the UK average life expectancy!

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By *icecouple561Couple
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45 weeks ago

East Sussex

"I think that many view them as old because they've surpassed their usefulness, they've been put out to pasture

Tell that to the millions of 70+ people caring for grandchildren, volunteering in various capacities, working in B & Q and the like etc.

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By *oroRick1027Man
45 weeks ago

Middlesbrough

"I think 70 is considered as old by most because it's 13 years beyond the national retirement age and only about 12 years away from the average UK mortality age (less in Scotland, I think).

You mean 3 yrs beyond retirement age

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By *immyinreadingMan
45 weeks ago

henley on thames

"I think that many view them as old because they've surpassed their usefulness, they've been put out to pasture

That’s not what “old” means.

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By *immyinreadingMan
45 weeks ago

henley on thames

"I think 70 is considered as old by most because it's 13 years beyond the national retirement age and only about 12 years away from the average UK mortality age (less in Scotland, I think).

If 70 isn’t “old”, what is it? Middle age?

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By *immyinreadingMan
45 weeks ago

henley on thames

“Old” doesn’t mean you’re on your last legs or are about to die. It simply means that it is a long time since you were born.

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By *ilverfox for youMan
45 weeks ago

Hull

70 is the late autumn days of your life

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By *affygt61Man
45 weeks ago

rhondda

Just turned 70, don't feel old, not as fit as I used to be. Old according to my grandchildren. That's life

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By *immyinreadingMan
45 weeks ago

henley on thames

"Just turned 70, don't feel old, not as fit as I used to be. Old according to my grandchildren. That's life"

Being old isn’t a question of how you feel. It’s simply a question of when you were born.

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By *riel13Woman
45 weeks ago

Northampton

Is it not old age?

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By *ooBulMan
45 weeks ago

Missin’ Yo’ Kissin’

There's old & feeling old....

I suppose you are past retirement age.

However, many retired grandparents are probably busier than they have ever been because they become granny & grandad day care cos of their children's working patterns.

I would rather be busy & active than retire & die a couple of years later. Seen it happen!

Now I'm starting to get nearer 70 & far away from my 20's I don't see it as a number. I don't want to retire just in case I pop off the mortal coil....

When I come to retire so, it will be 66 & 67 then, I intend to eat well, get fit & be even busier. I'll be closer to 70.

I don't feel my age. I'm still 30 in me noggin'!!! I've felt my most optimistic then. Now, it's a case of wondering what time have I got left...????

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By (user no longer on site)
45 weeks ago

Fuck me pink or any other colour

Am definitely depressed

Am 65 1/2

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By *r TriomanMan
45 weeks ago

Chippenham Malmesbury area

Oops, not a clue how that one got there, guess it must be my old age.

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By *JB1954Man
45 weeks ago

Reading

"Just turned 70, don't feel old, not as fit as I used to be. Old according to my grandchildren. That's life

Being old isn’t a question of how you feel. It’s simply a question of when you were born. "

This is correct and I refer to my previous post above. Many younger people are and yes perhaps I am lucky less healthy than me at my age. Some posters on here seem to have the opinion that once 50, 60 or above should not be on Fab due to age . ?

Yet are physically able to be sexually active . Even though age barriers are there?

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By (user no longer on site)
45 weeks ago

Current average male life expectancy in the UK is 81. Healthy life expectancy (dying without an age related disability) is 69.

For women it's 85 and 71.

Medical technology keeps improving so we can expect these numbers to go up, but microplastics, pollution, stress, and all the other shit we're doing to ourselves are also working hard to balance it out.

So yeah, 70 may well be the last year you're here, or the last one you're here and feeling healthy. I'd say that counts as old.

I would ask though - what's so bad about that? Why is old such a swear word?

The alternative is being dead.

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By *immyinreadingMan
45 weeks ago

henley on thames

"Just turned 70, don't feel old, not as fit as I used to be. Old according to my grandchildren. That's life

Being old isn’t a question of how you feel. It’s simply a question of when you were born.

Yet are physically able to be sexually active . Even though age barriers are there? "

Agreed. But that’s a completely different question: why are women in fab not interested in men over 50? Probably because they have so many approaches they have to narrow the field somehow.

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By *immyinreadingMan
45 weeks ago

henley on thames

"Current average male life expectancy in the UK is 81. Healthy life expectancy (dying without an age related disability) is 69.

For women it's 85 and 71.

So yeah, 70 may well be the last year you're here, or the last one you're here and feeling healthy. I'd say that counts as old.

I would ask though - what's so bad about that? Why is old such a swear word?

The alternative is being dead."

There’s nothing wrong with being old. As you say, the alternative is worse. Being old is a privilege, a lot has to go right in order to reach old age.

And yet we keep reading shite like 60 is the new 40, trying to persuade people that they’re not old, instead of acknowledging age and saying make the most of your 60’s, 70’s etc rather than pretending that people are still 40.

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By *icecouple561Couple
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45 weeks ago

East Sussex

"Current average male life expectancy in the UK is 81. Healthy life expectancy (dying without an age related disability) is 69.

For women it's 85 and 71.

So yeah, 70 may well be the last year you're here, or the last one you're here and feeling healthy. I'd say that counts as old.

I would ask though - what's so bad about that? Why is old such a swear word?

The alternative is being dead."

Personally I don't think there's anything bad about it as such, obviously you're nearer the end of your life than most younger people but if you're reasonably healthy and stop wasting time worrying about being old or trying to deny it's not bad.

It's such a swear word because we're surrounded by a society that tells us being old is a very bad thing and we must do everything we can to avoid admitting it.

I think accepting that you're old way is easier than trying to pretend you're not. It doesn't mean you have to break out the velcro shoes and crimplene trousers but it does mean that you have to accept that on sites like this being 'still able to have sex' and 'not looking your age' (sorry everyone but it doesn't matter who's said you don't, you do, we all do) is not enough to make people interested in you .

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
45 weeks ago

The Town by The Cross

"Those who are suggesting that 70 isn’t old … you seriously consider 70 to be middle-aged? "

If they manage to live to 140 - It will be

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By *icecouple561Couple
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45 weeks ago

East Sussex

I would add though that extreme old age can be quite unpleasant.

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By *arlot o scaraWoman
45 weeks ago

Hell

I see plenty of youthful 70 year olds knocking about these days. I work with a lady who is 68, I’m half her age - she has a better social life than I do

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
45 weeks ago

The Town by The Cross

"I see plenty of youthful 70 year olds knocking about these days. I work with a lady who is 68, I’m half her age - she has a better social life than I do

My daughters say that to me. I'm seldom in , they are always bogged down with work.

Such is life

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By *icecouple561Couple
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45 weeks ago

East Sussex

"I see plenty of youthful 70 year olds knocking about these days. I work with a lady who is 68, I’m half her age - she has a better social life than I do

I wonder if it seems that way because a lot of over 60s don't rely on social media to keep in touch with friends or to meet people.

My dad is 96 (as I keep telling people

) and he's out at least four times a week usually more.

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By *adger BrocMan
45 weeks ago

Co. Cork

"I see plenty of youthful 70 year olds knocking about these days. I work with a lady who is 68, I’m half her age - she has a better social life than I do

I wonder if it seems that way because a lot of over 60s don't rely on social media to keep in touch with friends or to meet people.

My dad is 96 (as I keep telling people

) and he's out at least four times a week usually more. "

Looks like 96 is the new 69....

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By *immyinreadingMan
45 weeks ago

henley on thames

"I see plenty of youthful 70 year olds knocking about these days. I work with a lady who is 68, I’m half her age - she has a better social life than I do

Great to hear. Doesn’t mean they are young though

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
45 weeks ago

The Town by The Cross

"Current average male life expectancy in the UK is 81. Healthy life expectancy (dying without an age related disability) is 69.

For women it's 85 and 71.

So yeah, 70 may well be the last year you're here, or the last one you're here and feeling healthy. I'd say that counts as old.

I would ask though - what's so bad about that? Why is old such a swear word?

The alternative is being dead.

It's such a swear word because we're surrounded by a society that tells us being old is a very bad thing and we must do everything we can to avoid admitting it.

Agreed and it applies to any age. I know most older women will have had younger men who are deeply puzzled when you don't fancy them as their assumption is 'young fit, who wouldn't' - that older woman she will.... she'll find me a dream.' ....

Nah ...

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By *eard and TattsCouple
45 weeks ago

Cwmbran

Because 70 is old age

Just facts

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
45 weeks ago

The Town by The Cross

"Because 70 is old age

Just facts "

Not if you are from Galapagos and have a shell on your back

Age is relative.

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By *irenisMan
45 weeks ago

Dundee

I am 70 and probably in the best shape of my life except when I was playing ice hockey. I have a lot more muscle now than I ever have. If you keep yourself fit it doesnt matter what age you are

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By *TG3Man
45 weeks ago

Dorchester

Eat the right food keep fit keep working and everything will be ok

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
45 weeks ago

Central

It's older than 69 but isn't old.

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By *sj75Couple
45 weeks ago

castleford

Wife did an 83yo and he made her cum 3 times

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
45 weeks ago

The Town by The Cross

"I am 70 and probably in the best shape of my life except when I was playing ice hockey. I have a lot more muscle now than I ever have. If you keep yourself fit it doesnt matter what age you are

Why can I hear the song from Fame ?

I'm gonna live foreeeveeeeeeerrrrrrrrrrr!

Age matters a lot + it can't be reversed . You might live a healthy life and enjoy the benefits of that and another might burn out early having got their kicks the way they wanted but who had the most fulfilled life is open to debate.

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By *icecouple561Couple
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45 weeks ago

East Sussex

"Eat the right food keep fit keep working and everything will be ok

There's no way on earth I'm going to keep working. Whatever would I do that for?

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
45 weeks ago

The Town by The Cross

"Eat the right food keep fit keep working and everything will be ok

There's no way on earth I'm going to keep working. Whatever would I do that for?"

Because you buy into cliche ?

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By *TG3Man
45 weeks ago

Dorchester

"Eat the right food keep fit keep working and everything will be ok

There's no way on earth I'm going to keep working. Whatever would I do that for?"
Usefulness i find being useful the point of life

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By *icecouple561Couple
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45 weeks ago

East Sussex

"Eat the right food keep fit keep working and everything will be ok

There's no way on earth I'm going to keep working. Whatever would I do that for?Usefulness i find being useful the point of life

If you feel that working is the only way to be useful then you must continue. I don't feel that way and will happily continue not to

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By *TG3Man
45 weeks ago

Dorchester

"Eat the right food keep fit keep working and everything will be ok

There's no way on earth I'm going to keep working. Whatever would I do that for?Usefulness i find being useful the point of life

If you feel that working is the only way to be useful then you must continue. I don't feel that way and will happily continue not to

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some people love retirement some people dont you look like you love it its going to be different for everyone

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By *icecouple561Couple
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45 weeks ago

East Sussex

"Eat the right food keep fit keep working and everything will be ok

There's no way on earth I'm going to keep working. Whatever would I do that for?Usefulness i find being useful the point of life

If you feel that working is the only way to be useful then you must continue. I don't feel that way and will happily continue not to

some people love retirement some people dont you look like you love it its going to be different for everyone

I thank my lucky stars every day that I'm retired.

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By *TG3Man
45 weeks ago

Dorchester

"Eat the right food keep fit keep working and everything will be ok

There's no way on earth I'm going to keep working. Whatever would I do that for?Usefulness i find being useful the point of life

If you feel that working is the only way to be useful then you must continue. I don't feel that way and will happily continue not to

some people love retirement some people dont you look like you love it its going to be different for everyone

I thank my lucky stars every day that I'm retired. "
well if you enjoy it you enjoy it for some its a blessing

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By *dventurous biMan
45 weeks ago

tesside

70 is ‘experienced’

I smoke, eat badly, have awful sleep patterns but I’m frequently assumed to be at least 10yrs younger than I am.

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By *avexxMan
45 weeks ago

cheshire

70 doesnt seem old today also sometimes depends how well you look after yourself..

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By *browseMan
44 weeks ago

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By *he Gentleman.Man
44 weeks ago

Sitlington

Old for what? Ninety minutes on a football pitch? Being able to go all night in bed? For stamina, probably but for skill and control, not at all!

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By *browseMan
44 weeks ago

Blackwood

"When I was young I thought 30 was old! Now I'm more less 3 years of 70! I really can't believe I've got this old! And am not in a retirement home!

I've looked at your profile.

You prove the point age is not about a number, it's about attitude.

I'd climb over a lot of "younger" women to have fun with you.

I have no doubt any man would enjoy being with you.

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By *browseMan
44 weeks ago

Blackwood

"I recon I've got 8 and half years left at most if I'm lucky! So well old!

If it's only 8 and a half years, with your attitude, that's still enough time to have more fun than a lot of people have in a lifetime.

But I think and hope you'll be active a lot longer than that.

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By *browseMan
44 weeks ago

Blackwood

As an indicator of years lived 70 is old.

As an indicator of anything else it means nothing.

After living 70 years you can still be active and usefull with a wealth of experience.

You can be the ignorant waste of space you've been all your life.

Number, Shape, Size, Race are all irrelevant. It's attitude that matters.

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By *arkus1812Man
44 weeks ago

Lifes departure lounge NN9 Northamptonshire East not West MidlandsMidlands

I am looking forward to this coming weekend for I will be celebrating my 84th birthday.

No one is more surprised than me, I retired some 22 years ago thinking that if I made it to 70 I would happy.

I have never seen the inside of a Gym nor do I follow any food fads aimed at keeping me alive, just taking every day as it comes.

Despite the onset of Osteoarthritus and a heart condition I remain active and get out 4 or 5 days a week, Pub lunches, school runs with the grandkids, town centre shopping, just a few of my activities.

Despite the lack of interest in me I will hang on here on Fab, never say never,after all my aim is to reach 99.

Is 70 old ? I think it is.

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By *icecouple561Couple
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44 weeks ago

East Sussex

"I am looking forward to this coming weekend for I will be celebrating my 84th birthday.

No one is more surprised than me, I retired some 22 years ago thinking that if I made it to 70 I would happy.

I have never seen the inside of a Gym nor do I follow any food fads aimed at keeping me alive, just taking every day as it comes.

Despite the lack of interest in me I will hang on here on Fab, never say never,after all my aim is to reach 99.

Is 70 old ? I think it is.

Happy birthday for the weekend Tarkus. Will you be making your own cake?

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44 weeks ago

Lifes departure lounge NN9 Northamptonshire East not West MidlandsMidlands

"I am looking forward to this coming weekend for I will be celebrating my 84th birthday.

No one is more surprised than me, I retired some 22 years ago thinking that if I made it to 70 I would happy.

I have never seen the inside of a Gym nor do I follow any food fads aimed at keeping me alive, just taking every day as it comes.

Despite the lack of interest in me I will hang on here on Fab, never say never,after all my aim is to reach 99.

Is 70 old ? I think it is.

Happy birthday for the weekend Tarkus. Will you be making your own cake? "

Thank you. My daughter makes a cake for me every year but it is always a chocolate one and I hate chocolate cake so I will be making a rich Victoria Sponge with a hint of lemon and with a fresh cream and strawberry jam filling just for me

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44 weeks ago

East Sussex

"I am looking forward to this coming weekend for I will be celebrating my 84th birthday.

No one is more surprised than me, I retired some 22 years ago thinking that if I made it to 70 I would happy.

I have never seen the inside of a Gym nor do I follow any food fads aimed at keeping me alive, just taking every day as it comes.

Despite the lack of interest in me I will hang on here on Fab, never say never,after all my aim is to reach 99.

Is 70 old ? I think it is.

Happy birthday for the weekend Tarkus. Will you be making your own cake?

Sounds delicious!

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By *immyinreadingMan
44 weeks ago

henley on thames

"I am 70 and probably in the best shape of my life except when I was playing ice hockey. I have a lot more muscle now than I ever have. If you keep yourself fit it doesnt matter what age you are

Great to hear that you are in such good shape.

Yes it is still possible to build muscle at 70 but it is a lot harder to do so and recovery becomes a lot more important.

Doesn’t mean that 70 isn’t old though. It is. But it is possible to be fit, strong, healthy and old

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By *andyfloss2000Woman
44 weeks ago

ashford

"I recon I've got 8 and half years left at most if I'm lucky! So well old!

If it's only 8 and a half years, with your attitude, that's still enough time to have more fun than a lot of people have in a lifetime.

But I think and hope you'll be active a lot longer than that."

Thank u! And I intend to!

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By *andyfloss2000Woman
44 weeks ago

ashford

"When I was young I thought 30 was old! Now I'm more less 3 years of 70! I really can't believe I've got this old! And am not in a retirement home!

I've looked at your profile.

You prove the point age is not about a number, it's about attitude.

I'd climb over a lot of "younger" women to have fun with you.

I have no doubt any man would enjoy being with you.

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By *immyinreadingMan
44 weeks ago

henley on thames

"Old for what? Ninety minutes on a football pitch? Being able to go all night in bed? For stamina, probably but for skill and control, not at all!"

No it just means old. Old for a human.

Doesn’t mean “too old”, or too old for any particular activities. Just means it’s a long time since the person was born.

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By *9alMan
44 weeks ago

Bridgend

yes 70 is old three score years & 10, I am 64 & i am defiantly old I still work & am not incapable of enjoying life but do not have the energy & fitness I had 20 years ago

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