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A Philosophical look at the ‘Aging Woman’ and the many positive things that come with it

Rhonda Frost

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Aging is sometimes hard on us women for many reasons, namely our looks change, gravity gets a hold and won’t let go, and then we have to deal with societal issues like folk telling us what we should wear (at our age), what length our hair should be (for our age group), and when we should stop doing what we love, because “you are too old to be doing that”.

Then we have to deal with other stuff, like how men see and treat us. Somewhere it has been affirmed that the older a woman gets, the less valuable or sexy she is…hmmm…

It is also a given that as we get older, we have less of a chance at marriage. Those are statistics that we can’t change but perceptions that we don’t have to buy into. I’m not anyway. It is a real thing and that does make aging a little scary for some of us single folk.

And then there’s men. I’ve been told “men are visual” and they are always looking for what’s shiny and new.

Many men (especially men over 40 or 50) want a younger woman (so I’ve seen, read and been told) and to be honest, it’s a little disturbing but I’m not really mad at that, we all have to do what makes us feel good and helps maintain our happiness. I think it’s an ego thing and having someone young makes them feel “manly”? Or maybe like “they still got it”? Fellas you can explain that part.

But hey, no worries LOL! It is what it is. With all that being said, let me tell you what’s great about aging and being an all the way grown woman.

Life’s too short to worry about so many things, so Fellas I challenge you to say what you see or do not see in a mature woman.

Rhonda Frost, is a Writer, Realtor, author, social activist, lover of good people, American Football die hard STEELER fan, hopeless romantic

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