Men!
Mid-Life
crisis men these days! They see Barbie
women on the big screen and think we should all be like that.
Actually
the typical female could and do look just like that. We just choose not to squeeze ourselves into
a breathing prohibitor body spanx. We
choose not to starve ourselves for four and half days before getting our
picture taken. We choose not to sit in
the sauna for hours on end to loose six pounds of water to fit into the tiny
black dress.
We every
day women actually like our curves. It
defines who we are. Our hips represent
the wonderful children we have brought into this world. Our chest (even if they may touch our knees) also are memories of our
children. The ever expanding thighs are
evidence of our ability to sit and listen to our significant other's
day and
troubles and triumphs in life. We have joy lines and worry creases that represent
the sensitivity we have for our family and friends.
Men over 50
are no Orlando Bloom. Have they taken
off their rose colored glasses and looked at themselves in the mirror? There's hair on their back that would grow
radishes! Nose hair protrudes at all
angels out of their honkers. And the
ears! Oh how it used to be fun to kiss
those ears. But the midlife man has this
disgusting fuzz curling around the inside.
Have you noticed how large and droopy those once small and firm ears
have become?!
Do these
"I can't see reality" men realize everything we have given up for
them? Suppose I wanted a pet
raccoon. One that I could cuddle with
and would sleep with me. But my man was
allergic. So I had to settle for a pet
opossum instead. While the opossum was a
fine pet, he didn't cuddle and was not as loving as a raccoon. But anything for the happiness and health of
the man.
We women
seem to follow our men's dreams forsaking our own. We move.
We leave our families and our jobs.
We go to their yawn invoking office parties. We have drinks and dinner
with less than interesting females because the man thinks her husband is his
new best friend.
So mid-life
crisis men get over yourselves. We women
are what we are-smart, funny, the real deal.
Buy a convertible or a Harley.
Take us for a ride with the wind in our hair. (If the man has any on his head!) Let's redefine ourselves together in this
wonderful time of-The Children Have All Grown Up and Moved Out!
Angie! This post hits the nail on the head. For us, it was Russ buying that car you speak of and us taking weekend drives in it talking about our mid-life crises together. Keep up the good work. I love your posts!
ReplyDeleteUmmm...my curves? They are now officially somewhat trapezoid in shape. You are right, though. Although I enjoy reminiscing over the years where my 'hooters' actually 'hooted', I'm much more comfy in my battle-scarred skin of today. MISS YOU!!!
ReplyDeleteI must have been one hell of a listener :-)
ReplyDeleteI want photos of your tub and kitchen too.
I still refer to the classroom that you spent so many years is as Angie's room ~
<3 Ellen
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