Why Being An "OLD GUY" Over 50+ Is SUDDENLY COOL In 2023
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I'm 52 (divorced, done wit child support, kids over 18.. etc) without a woman controlling/nagging is GOLD! Do whatever you want whenever you want!
I'm the same age/ situation. Been single for 11 years. LOVE it! I'm having a better time now than ever before.
I don't think I could go back to being married: )
I'm 50 never wanted to get married. My only son now 20. Life is so easy now. Zero drama or stress from nobody
same here, except still happily married but I secured that Hall Pass 🤣🤣🤣 I'm a dance DJ so I get a lot of attention even at this age, and even after I tell them that I'm married. Girls around here just DGAF
Child support is like student loans on steroids 😅
I like being an old guy. I don’t have to struggle like I did when I was young. Women are more interested in me than ever. I agree new pop culture is terrible.
Music and movies are just terrible now lol
How old are you?
Yea bro, me to I’m 40 years old, woman chase me!!
I don’t consider myself to be an old guy and I am 58. I still train hard like a young guy, although with some modifications.
Like the saying I wish I knew then what I know now at 52
I am an “older guy” and I in the last number of years (after leaving a narcissist wife and having a number of setbacks) have really got my mojo back. I am hitting the gym a minimum of 6 days a week, have started a new job in the last year in an industry filled with younger people and get regularly noticed by the ladies. Because I have had a little rougher bunch of life experiences, I know that I am a little tougher/more resilient than most of this latest generation (they are soft like a marshmallow) and I embrace it. At my work, I get respect because I have lots of knowledge and experience to share with my coworkers and this is just one of the benefits of being older. My advice, take care of yourself through exercise and protecting your mental health and you will be more than relevant, you will be sought out…
I’m with ya. I maintain 18 miles of baggage handling system. One of my coworkers said that when I get the call I putt in there like a VW beetle and just instantly fix the problem. I thought that was so funny. A lot of the workers in those rooms tell me they are so thankful when I come in there instead of the other mechanics. Smitty
Great advice. Exercise is imperative when you get older.
It’s true. I play in a tribute band for Def Leppard. Crowds are full of 20’s and 30’s singing every word. And the girls still pursue. I’m 53 and either they don’t care or it’s a bonus.
Yeah? Cool! What's the name of your band? I hope to start a tribute band for Whitesnake soon. That is who my guitar teacher is with.
@@seanknight9808 Armageddon out of Detroit. It’s a lot of fun. We tour regionally in the Midwest
I grow up watching mtv I remember bands like Def Leppard ,skid row and Bon Jovi ,im 52 and I’m so glad I was part of the 80s ,it was a glorious time 🤘🏻
I am 6'3" and I still have hair, born in 1964. I feel sorry for the young guys who are 30. They look tired, beat up, no wife to help them (my wife separated 5 years and I am in the best shape of my life and I still get looks and I don't see my kids as much). No one is coming to help them. they have no allies in this feminized, woke culture. I remember there was only a pastor named Mark Driscoll who was talking about the young men whom he said had no mentors or anyone to protect them. I have met so many younger guys who have no marriage or who have had a wife that really hurt them and disrespected them. I feel so terrible for them. Without them, our society implodes or caves in. Is this what happened to the Roman empire?
It's by design with malicious intent
My teen daughter told me that 80s music when I was a teen is way better than today’s music.
todays 'music' is muzak
Absolutely
Our social skills get better as we get older so if we keep ourselves healthy and in shape we are the perfect age at the perfect time in history.
As you get older you stop giving a shit what other people think of you, and you quit worrying about being popular. It is a liberation.
As a 33 year old man I relate better to my older peers. Music, attitude and personality
I turned 65 last month, still employed, and I never married.
I was just reflecting on what Mr. Cross is talking about the other day over my afternoon coffee after knocking off early for the day (I can do this now).
I can vividly recall the last recession (2008). I took a real dirt bath. Employers acted like street hoodlums. Wouldn’t so much as give me a second glance.
I’m in industrial sales now, and these same guys that I’m now dealing with are screaming like catty girls in a sorority house that they can’t find workers, nobody wants to work, and the younger guys are of little/no value to them.
Funny, my current employer of 10 years tenure is terrified I’m going to walk, and I’m the resident “go to get the job done” guy now.
I’m seeing a lot of gray heads out there still in manufacturing. Skilled guys being called back out of retirement, and man are they in the catbird seat now. I’ve been coming across 80 year-old guys still driving trucks because these employers can’t find anyone, and these old guys are socking away some bank.
Yes.
This month (April 2023) local radio ads for temp agencies have begun to directly and explicitly ask for retirees to interview because they need the skill set we have those under 45 lack.
We now will be able to work forever.
If we want to!
Entirely up to us.
Take a year off. Chill. Travel.
Come back and work at 30% more pay.
Employers are desperate if you have skills.
Thanks for sharing, mate.
I’m a plant manager that started as a shift mechanic post Navy. When talking with other older professionals in our industry I like to make the analogy that when we were starting out the older guys would look behind them and see us nipping at their heals. Today, we look behind us and see nothing but tumbleweeds blowing around. No youngsters eager to move up. They would rather get a useless degree and slave away in a cubicle for half what I pay a skilled tech. I guess they figure that it’s worth it not to sweat or get greasy. This would be a great opportunity for feminists looking to close the wage gap BUT they prefer the degree, the cubicle and the desperation as well.
Yes, 2008 was very bad and companies were treating anyone over the age of 40 like garbage. Now, some of these industrial/high-tech companies that treated me like that are now void of us "old" guys (I'm in my mid 50's) and trying to find skilled workers. At my age, I still have more logic, stamina and common-sense attitude that the younger crowd doesn't have.
Also, my friends who are of the same age all will try to find someone our age and will never look at anyone young. I am working more than I have ever worked and made more money last year than I did in the last four years combined. I remember when making a trip and chatting with my wife in the car, I told her that I would be working into my 80's as somewhat as sarcastic due to this topic in your video (that chat I had with her goes back to 2015/2016) and didn't realize this would actually come true.
Even in my age, I still love my work and desire to succeed more than ever.
Speaking of the music, my old man loved so much of the music from the 70's. I put Ambrosia on auto-repeat and really liked reminiscing about my trips with dad and the music was cranked up. LOL, from the Carpenters, Elvis, Fleetwood Mac, Herb Alpert, Billy Joel, etc. bring back many great memories.
I am red-pilling my 13 year old son every day and even doing the "kindergarten-level" red-pilling for my 10 year old son.
It's really interesting though to watch these young guys chase these 304s and feel sorry of the hell that will induce into their lives.
Many younger gals have told me that too many men their own age are too feminine, too emotional, too wimpy. We also grew up more "normally" and then picked up on all the internet/smartphone/technology stuff. We are not out of touch, or not THAT out of touch (cause we don't follow all the trends by choice), yet we knew another way of life. While the younger ones were born into this new age and never could develop other needed skills. And of course, all the woke, PC, gender BS ain't helping either!
Declining in thinking by yourself and masculinity but at the same time the increase of AI intelligence may be a closely related statistic
Amen.
@@Loquillo-ck7bw Thankfully a lot of male teens are rebelling and thinking for themselves, but it is indeed something to see that in this internet age, with information and different POV available so easily, that most people are even more sheep than ever... they CHOOSE to in fact. Biased AI won't help indeed.
I think the key is to do things you like to do regardless if it's cool or not. Don't attend music festivals that are targeted to gen z to find younger women. Go to concerts and festivals with music from your youth that you loved. There will be younger women who are like minded with your musical tastes and she might just be looking for an older man.
As an old guy (51 - Gen X - the last great generation), I'm in better shape, make more money than ever and attract younger girls than ever before. Keep in shape, dress nice, talk like you already know her, and you'll be fine, guys
You are correct. I’m 64 and experiencing a huge surge in my career. The increase in self-confidence is palpable.
I'm 63 and am seeing the same thing. Remember 10 or 15 years ago when if you lost your job when you were 50 you were finished? Now it's the opposite. You're considered an all star.
As a 60 year old, who was recently thought as a 45 year old by a smoke shop owner. I was blessed with good genes from my parents.
Thank you so much for this video!
It actually gave me goosebumps.
My employers cannot find Young mechanics to work on our material handling system at all. The few of us older guys run circles around them. Lately I have been trying to teach a younger mech my secrets.
God bless you Matt! And everyone here! Smitty in Vegas.
Thank you, brother. God bless!
Our 50s are about improving our health 7 days, getting back to our hobbies, and watching the youngsters fail 😂
Technology, social media, the wokeness, and bad parenting are all factors as to why the newer generations are so pathetic
Younger people, including my sons, are amazed that I can just DO things. Fix everything at home, fix cars, build my own guitars, whatever. Older guys have that “nothing to it but to do it” attitude. Goes for interacting with women, people in authority, rich, powerful, famous doesn’t matter. Our everyday lives were harder than they can imagine and the confidence that comes with accomplishment is attractive.
When I was a kid (back in the 70s) I remember my mother actually telling us kids to get out of the house, she was busy, and don't come back to suppertime. Now kids are taught to cower in fear, that there is some predator hiding in every shadow, never allowed out of the house without being on a leash. You learned things because you were out doing things. We built things, like tree houses and "forts" in the woods. When we were old enough to own cars, a bunch of guys would gather around and work on their cars, or if you didn't own one yet, or were too young, you'd hang around and help (if they let you) and watch and learn. Now, I walk around my neighborhood on a nice summer day and don't see a single kid anywhere. Have they all been aborted, or are they just not allowed out and just watch TV and play video games? Where I grew up, there'd be 30 kids out on the street, unsupervised, doing what kids do, which could mean anything and could be nothing, or in the woods hanging out, or at the playground playing baseball. Now there's nobody. It really is sad.
So true:
I turned 52 last Saturday. At a Birthday concert, I had women in their 20s and 30's hanging out with me
That night was a BLAST
Very true. I'm gen X from the UK. Our generation partied hard back in the day but me and my friends noticed over a decade ago that there was no one following behind to take over from us. All of the youngsters were just looking at their phones. We refer to them as the 'look down generation'.
That's Deep
One of the best things about the 80s was lack of CGI. Grateful I was able to experience enough of the 80s before becoming a teen in '94. Almost feels like I got the sweet spot.
Yeah, as soon as I step into 50, my career has jumped to another level. I still have a great shape and I love my fashions. Never thought I can still go on walking in life with a young heart.
I just got back from a department store playing "Don't Stop Believing/Journey". Multiple people throughout the store whistling, humming the song. I found myself doing it. 80's was peak everything. If you go through the toy section in any store, it's full of He Man, Ninja Turtles, Transformers, GI Joe. All the stuff we grew up with.
Good timing. I'm 52. I have a 21 year old girl texting me. My ex is 27. Last ONS was 40. Got a phone number this morning of a hot 46 year old girl who just came from Yoga. Also, the other day I played some early 70s music and the female bartender said she loved it.
You must be in great shape and have a head full of hair!
@@TheLazyVideo That's true. I only have a few grays and no hair loss. I have ridden a bicycle or walked since 2020 also.
@@TheLazyVideo I have eaten organic since 1996 (half my life).
Ahhh, you’re in Thailand😂
@@topshiba293 No, I'm near Miami in the single most difficult city to date women on Earth. 60 year olds with sass. I had to get chiseled to pull this off here. In Atlanta I could be relatively chubby and date supermodels.
We as older people should try to make it look cool to be older too, so that more people our age could be inspired and people who reach our age could have something to look forward to.
Yep the 80’s where the best
Music incredibly diverse
Best movies
Best comics
Toys
Everything
Rap has not evolved since the 80’s
You said 50 is the new 20. Actually you are wrong. For men 70 is the new 20. I'm a retired reproductive health care physician age 75. I still teach students and residents, mainly female these days. The residents are in their early thirties, mostly single and of course damaged goods. I relate much better to the students who are around 25. My own gf is 27.
Life could not be better.
The older movies and music will forever be golden in some form or another
I remember long ago when I was in highschool and a crazy ex stained me with the psychologist (bc she was having all this turdstrom in her head so I vanished her away) and that guy which I thought was more understanding of what I’ve done, told me to be more open minded, more caring of others and less conservative. This happened back in 2019 in Mexico. It kind of felt like being on my own (which was good taking in count that I joined the navy and got a little prepared for it) but I do have noticed that it’s just way different how screwed up things are. These things I’ve learnt from you not only have made me have a better understanding about women but also realize how long screwed up things are in society now. I really believe somewhere in time many guys got stuck instead of moving on and I could have never imagined people in the fifties age could be just like my buddies. You’re still killing it M and probably will keep killing it for a long time for sure. Really appreciate your content man
Part of the reason is that there are 50 year old guys with big shoulders and arms, no beer gut, and the younger guys in their 20s are the ones with the dad-bod, neck beard, and spend 120 hours a week eating, drinking, smoking, sleeping and playing video games.
I’m 63 and have been seeing a lot of the older bands that are still touring, they’re all still great!!
When I applied for a mortgage at 22, they said you will be 47 when you pay it off. I thought omg, that is really old. Now I am in my early 50's, I still feel 22 in the head.🤣
today when you're 22 you pay off the mortgage when your 147....
Do you feel like that or are you stuck in some distant past
I'm 66yo and widowed 4 years. Part of my confidence is because I really don't care what people think. I work part time because I enjoy it and it gives me a little extra hobby $. I do and go where I want.
As a minority male, I have experienced age discrimination as I have gotten older. Companies seem to want to hire younger people over me. I am in my late 40s.
They want 20 year olds with 30 years experience
Brother, I'm white and recently applied for a good job I was qualified for, they sent me a message saying I was a good fit and to click this link and do some questions. After a few questions, one was "ARE YOU UNDER 40?" I said no, and never heard back from them and the position was filled, don't know by who. Ive been told by employers in person after interviews that I would be perfect for the job, but they HAD TO hire a "minority" or a woman. So yeah, we ALL are discriminated against, it's not just you. We are in this together, hang in there, you got this!
I’m 48 and ascending. At 50 I will be thriving.
53 yo and I subbed. Love this angle and topic. Do this. Red pill stuff is getting oldish, I watch your channel for a couple years but this topic is fresh(80's) and rather than talk about female hypergamy and how simps will always suffer, I find myself agreeing with you. I was at USF yesterday preaching the gospel with some brothers and 3 females, one at a time, sat with me and ask deep religious and philosophical questions that the young men cannot even try to address. The first lady asked many Christian questions, the second marriage advice as she could not stop traveling and debt, I told her to travel for ministry, start a channel and brand, etc, and she loved it, and the 3rd asked many questions about why a Christian woman is to submit, and obey her husband, all the young men were very feminine, everything I said was off limits in their mind, like when I told the mocker he was effeminate and even the pagan Marcus Aurelius was stoic, they acted like I broke some invisible rule. I told the ladies to submit to their husbands or submit to a corporation, etc. The men got more upset than the Christian woman that were genuinely seeking. Now, these were all college age people, and one lady who was beautiful, emailed me and we are planning a day to go out in nature. And I am celebant, so this would be a Christian date, but like Matt says, I am 53 and planning a date with a 23 yo 7 or 8, I am 6'4 and a pro investor, so semi retired. So I would love to see more content on 50 yo men and how we are valuable to all generations. Great video, my favorite. God Bless ya Matt and bring back the Delorean vids.
born in 1974, great times ever since!!! Living my best life in SoCal
The clarity you get in your 50s it’s heaven sent ,I feel comfortable in skin ,I listen and observe more plus I’m so grateful for the smallest things
56-year-old Gen Xer here.
Grew up with computers, video games, awesome music and movies. 80s pop culture is amazing.
I make a living programming mobile apps software.
I still get plenty of work despite rampant ageism in corporate America.
Primarily because the "kids" can't stay focused long enough to get any work done, so companies get desperate and hire a reliable "old" person.
Also, the kids cry like a baby if the boss gives them any negative feedback.
As for programming skills, the kids seem to be fine writing high-level script, but ask them to get in the weeds of memory and cpu usage, and they seem confused.
Lastly, the kids seem incapable of writing, or speaking, complete sentences.
Thanks Matt. I needed that. I've always, "Raged against the dying of the light", until recently. I'm coming on 63, still rockin, not mad at the world. But I was just starting to think it was maybe time to quit trying to blend in with people that actually go out and do shit. This rekindled the fire. Thanks again.
Older guys have more going for them than a younger guy. You have more money. You have more knowledge. Work on yourself to stay in shape. Just lie to her about your age, girls do it all the time. It's all good.
Same thing happened when they tried to replace the big rear-wheel-drive squad cars and V-8 Police Interceptor engines. No matter how hard they pushed those weak, anemic, FWDs...they just couldn't do the job. hahaha lol
Compare older guys who grew up knowing the difference between men and women.
We actually had to learn real stuff in school... Math, Science, History.
A good work ethic was seen as a virtue.
Older men weren't allowed to have a victim mentality. You had to suck it up and get on with life.
Compared to the current generation, older guys are supermen.
Guys.. in my mid 40s take care of myself look like I’m in my mid 20s!!! I feel better than ever!!! better streams of income, better condos, better, younger women everything is just getting better🤷🏾♂️letsgoooi
My 25 year old daughter loves Waylon Jennings. Her cool old Dad raised her right. I love my life!!
I'm 34 even the rap music that came out when I was young hasn't been replaced eminem 50 cent I remember watching gladiator when I was young and braveheart those movies haven't been beaten I was the last generation before smart phones came to school I have alot of 20 year old friends they hate today's music I think the main thing is keep healthy and in shape and I don't want to ever retire I want to work to some degree it keeps you social
Great to hear from you Matt. You always have wonderful knowledge to share. 👏💪👊😎👍
80's were really great decade. It was just 20 years after 60's sexual revolution and society just began to live in abundance.
All of the Hollywood Heros, that we grew up with. Arnold, Sylvester, Bruce, Chuck, Mel, and a bunch more. These men are all old now. But there are no new Young men to take their place. We are GenX. We aren't going to get old. The world still needs us. I am 54 and still going strong.
I'm 31. I keep getting more interest from women as I get older.
Now a days after 50++ We are suddenly cool and so desirable by her They call us " The Silver Fox ". Life is so amazing,.
53, apart from the aches, I look at society now and realise how good we had it as Gen X.
As we get older, we continue to learn, grow, and develop. We become like a fine wine 🍷 . I love your site and content.
I have 24 years to go until I'm 50.
I have scars that are 24 years old!!
@@BT-be8rh As a 1996 baby, I don't remember a time before computers/internet.
This is why I'm hitting the gym hard to get back in shape. Already seeing results. I've quit drinking, quit eating crap and have had people ask if I'm a former baseball or football player. My goal is to get into the best shape of my life because I know that males half my age are lazy 'soy boys' The plan is to stand out above and beyond the youngin's coming up. Get your body and finances in check!
So true, I work hard on my career, workout 6xweek, smart, and I am dating a21 and 29 year old women
This is a good point. Even in hip hop culture all tv series, podcast and movies are based on 1990’s early 2000’s. New music is lil’nas and lord knows who else. Great times OGs!!
Matt is a genius
I absolutely love this thank you for sharing.
Thanks so much. Keep it 👏💯
This is so true, also the women back then were classy compared to now
Robert Smith looking like someone's crazy aunt can still rock.
You're exactly right,57 here,Except I don't think entertainment doesn't want to gamble.They just don't have the talent or skills to do any better.Its great.I send a little video of me playing a little Black crows,Tom Petty or something along those lines and they just instantly melt.
Perfect. Thank you for this : -)
Right on Matt! Looking Tuff Bro!💪😎Thanks for the Vid…🌞✝️✌️
Peoria IL radio stations play John cougar melloncamp more now than the 1980s. A few times everyday seems like
I’m the Fck’n man and I know it, 54 and counting and I’m chill as f*ck
61 years old here and I still lord it over the yunguns at my bar/pool hall. Lots of good diet and heavy weights to stay strong.
Being a 48 years old guy working with 30 ish years old female yes you bet it's cool to be in the 50's. They look at you like you're the superman in the room!!!! For many reasons but the main one is maturity!!!
Good ole Sony Walkman. Those were pretty good at the time. I had a one and i loved it
This is your most "I'm a boomer" upload ever.
Very kewl vid.
I am 37. Born in 1986 in Bulgaria (Balkans, Eastern Europe)
I need to reinvent myself economically but I am so grateful I grew up after the collapse of communism in a masculine society and me and my friends from the neighborhood played outside and watched Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sylvester Stallone, Jean Claude Van Damme, Dolph Lundgren, Chuck Norris, Jackie Chan, Wesley Snipes etc. 80s and 90s movies with masculine "stars"
I was getting a bit down that I am "old" but seeing the sate of the world and how lazy, sensitive, low attention span and impatient the new generation is makes me sad but I also see it as higher chances for me to succeed.
And the young generation will need a lot of help which means extra business opportunities.
Gen X-ers and Millenials - we will have to clean up the mess of our parents and build a launch pad for Gen Z and others.
It's our time to be mentors. Those 20 years old girls also needs us 😅
@@fabricliver Well we have lived through so much s*it and have life experience.
MANY "Once in a lifetime crisises"
Many world changing technologies from fax, the mobile phone, dial up internet, floppy disks, CDs- DVDs, laptops, smart phones to nowadays.
We grew up having to communicate in person.
I didn't know the word introvert back then.
We had shy.
I am from Bulgaria and when I was little I was shy but my parents got me through it.
I remember I was in the second grade so 8-9 years old - my first time visiting London.
My dad was on a work trip and me and my mom were on Oxford street in an amazing sweets shop.
I have been learning English for 2 years (since 7 years old)
I said to my mom in Bulgarian - I want this cake.
She said no problem but you have to order it yourself.
She went to her table and sat down and I was more hungry than shy lol
From that day onward I had no problems speaking.
You could not function in society if you were an "introvert"
Now it is so easy to use that as a crutch.
Everything you said is so true. Check out the new albums by Extreme, Winger, and Metallica..old guys do rule!
LOL....If 50 now means you're cool.......then I'm f_cking freezing at 64.. :) Love your videos man. I watch them all.
Sir Mick Jagger, Sir Rod Stewart are still singing.
Leonardo DiCaprio will become 50 in a few years.
😎
I'm 62, cool enough to know I'm not cool
Don't forget we survived Honda 110 Three wheelers!
You look good for a guy who is in his early 50's.
It’s because everyone can sense the coming economic disasters 🤷♂️
Dropping some wisdome pearls here.
I remember the late eighties. Being born in 1984 (the year of Chernobyl!!! Hehehe). I had 3 older bros and was pranked regularly, got up to all kinds of shit you probably could NOT get away with these days, rode the bus without an adult at a very young age and it was just fine..remember when my parents got their first blocky looking “answering machine” for their “touch tone phone” 😂 we really had an upbringing with actual objects and appliances that did some form of function. If I glance at my phone, I’ll see a number of apps with icons that represent the objects we actually had. Plus all the great movies. There was a depth of existence which we carry the energy of even now. Pretty effin difficult to replace that. Saw the second back to the future in the theatre late at night when my bro snuck me out of the house at 5 years old. So grateful to have been born when and where I have and for all the memories.
Wow buddy, so you are around my age, in your early 50's. You don't at all look it! Congratulations!
Thankfully we don't really need movies or TV-series for entertainment anymore... RUclips has pretty much replaced all of that for me. I know it's not quite the same thing, sure, it is better. I much rather watch this 13 minute video than spend the same time watching some mainstream fiction.
Im 41 wax my mustache and beard weekly work out and use old lady wrinkle cream for my face and neck. Im old but young.
So much talent I'm at god level.
All these 80's bands are what I'm trying to play on guitar and I feel like a rockstar with young groupies. But it's 2023
It feels weird still looking young but being old it's like being an undercover cop.
Or just a master at women
Dude you are wearing a engagement ring what up bruh....this is world changing news
Mr M Will probably marry at 78, so he doesn’t have to suffer for long before he dies😂
marriage means nothing today
A restaurant I work at still plays 60s music that I grew up listening to in the 80s and 90s when I was a kid.
7:13 That's definitely true. Just look at all the live action remakes Disney is doing; instead of taking a gamble and making something entirely new.
53 and I don't feel cool. Being old sucks
Retired tennis player Roger Federer referred to the generation that followed him, Nadal, and Djokovic as "the lost generation", because there were no young, more energetic players who could beat them.
I love this new series(men over 30) xD
I still workout regularly and keep myself in shape. In fact most of the young guys cannot keep up with me.
Sam Elliot's The Hero 2017 and Lifeguard has the same themes
cool !,and in my case like many ,with a quite relaxed life and....a decent economic heritage.
Becoming older, developed an attitude, not caring what other people think of me. FJB
Before the 80s it was not cool to be over thirty.
The Hippies had a saying, ' Never trust anyone over 30.'
Then the eithies came and it changed.
Men in thier thirties became 'Hip.'
Money, game, muscles, maturity was in for good.
Consider the No 1 smash hit by Huey Lewis & The News, ' Hip to be Square.'
Or the smash film '9 1/2 Weeks,' were Micky Rourke a stock market man has sacrificed his 20s to become a multi millionaire.
He then gets the life, the status, the toys and centrally Kim Basinger, in his 30s.
Well that was then this is now.
50 is the new 30.
Why?
Because the pool of men at the top is so small that it takes longer for those average men to push thier work, fight and strive thier way to the top.
100% women are chasing the 5%.
When they shock, horror can't have them.
They see for the first time in thier lives the other 20% of following top men.
Typically they are not 'The complete package till after thier thirties.
So lads, keep fighting, seal the deal, remember 40s & 50s is still the winners circle.
Welcome to the new reality ladies.
You are right 👍💪🏆🥳🎉
I’m an old divorced guy at 49! My kids are all grown and gone. Suppose I dated a 21 yr old and if the relationship progresses, what if her goal is to have a family? I don’t want to start all over again I’m too old for that shit. Plus I already have 2 grandsons! Now what…start dipping?
What type of venues do you like to go to?
What’s your star sign Matt