anybody out there like this?

Oracle Of Delphi said:
it has nothing to do with impotence in fact the article mentions that we have libido.

I wasn't born that way. I evolved into it. I was married for 44 years to the same woman. I still love and respect women, except for..._________.
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.....the fact that you are hitting on 70 and your body doesn't work like it used to?
 
Oracle Of Delphi said:
Actually, it still works but I enjoy being gray and not being distracted with a woody. It's very peaceful and I see a lot more of what the meaning of life really is.
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I recall seeing Bill Mahr talk about how glad he was when he turned 55 because then he could get stuff done without being controlled by his penis.
 
Phantasmal said:
I’m with evince, my libido is nothing like it was in my 20’s and 30’s, my 30’s were the best years of my life all the way around. It’s the age I would choose for immortality.
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Great.

I would choose my late 50's and early 60's (when I was at MY prime)...although I did get laid a lot more in my 30's.
 
Frank Apisa said:
I'm 81 and I still wake up with morning wood.

If only I could get the thing to work when I want it to.

As for that "as you get older, the libido starts to decrease" stuff...I'll let you guys know when I get there. There is a huge difference between "I don't wanna" and "I just can't."
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Thanks for a good start to the day, Frank. You got a chuckle out of me.
 
I'm doing just fine in these "advanced" years.

I'll turn 64 on Monday and do a 6.4 mile run just for the sake of symmetry. I'm running 5Ks at under 8 minutes per mile and I weigh about the same as I did when I was 24. What I notice more than anything is less physical flexibility. Probably something that some yoga or flexibility exercises would help.

As Carlin said, age is a state of mind.
 
domer76 said:
I'm doing just fine in these "advanced" years.

I'll turn 64 on Monday and do a 6.4 mile run just for the sake of symmetry. I'm running 5Ks at under 8 minutes per mile and I weigh about the same as I did when I was 24. What I notice more than anything is less physical flexibility. Probably something that some yoga or flexibility exercises would help.

As Carlin said, age is a state of mind.
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wow i never ran over 6.4 miles in my entire life put together!;)
 
domer76 said:
I'm doing just fine in these "advanced" years.

I'll turn 64 on Monday and do a 6.4 mile run just for the sake of symmetry. I'm running 5Ks at under 8 minutes per mile and I weigh about the same as I did when I was 24. What I notice more than anything is less physical flexibility. Probably something that some yoga or flexibility exercises would help.

As Carlin said, age is a state of mind.
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Do you remember this question from the old days? What's your mile time?
 
Oracle Of Delphi said:
Do you remember this question from the old days? What's your mile time?
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Yeah, kinda like the old "What's your GPA?".

I just mentioned it in the context of this thread to demonstrate that age is often mental, not physical. Otherwise, I only try to measure against myself.

Times are just a number. If you're out there slogging away, keeping one foot in front of the other, that's the secret to longer life. Keep moving. When you stop moving, you're done.
 
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