Is it true that the real definition of middle age is...?

Question

...when you've met so many people that every new person you meet reminds you of someone else?"

(stolen from Mr. Ogden Nash)

Answer 1

Omg you so remind me of this friend of mine named Falco (Toe-knee for short). He's this cynical guy that is...... well about your age and looks....... well just almost exactly like you and he acts..... well exactly like you..... and he's a fantastic writer... well just like you.

Or it could be that you remind me of my Aunt Edna. I can't dee'cide. Nice fishnets. *wink*

Answer 2

What you're desiring, i think of, is to be attentive to what ideals exist with regards to the middle a protracted time that are incorrect. those are actually not myths, they're basic ideals consistent with people thoughts and traditions. the respond with regards to the docs is easily maximum suitable. Others: that maximum single females, extraordinarily older ones, have been witches That the knights have been upright, chivalrous men who went around righting wrongs and saving damsels in misery. that maximum folk have been alcoholics simply by quantity of wine or beer they drank, commencing as babies BTW - as reported, Castles and different fortifications have been made out of stone interior the middle a protracted time and Robin Hood is a people Legend, not a delusion, there being a distinction.

Answer 3

Actualy middle age, plus a few years, is great because you can't place the people you meet. So they are all NEW! What a great deal.

Answer 4

It's a lovely definition. I would though revise it this way:

when you've met so many people that every new person you meet doesn't look new any more.

Answer 5

Middle age is 35-54.. give or take ~ lol.. although 54 is half of 108.. not too many 108 year olds..

Answer 6

That would be MIDDLE age? More like old age.

Answer 7

It will do as will many others.

Answer 8

yea

Answer 9

Dunno... but thanks for the giggle!