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I’m 69. Please stop saying that I’m in midlife or middle-aged

independent.co.uk · 3d · first report

I’m 69. Please stop saying that I’m in midlife or middle-aged

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Calling older people ‘middle aged’ treats ageing as something to be afraid of and hidden rather than celebrated. We need new ways of talking about this stage of life. says Denise Taylor, who does not want to pretend that 60 is really 40 – and has a suggestion about how to name this stage properly

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