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Life, After 50
Sep 11th
You will be amazed to discover that life doesn’t end after middle age any more. In fact the studies are indicated that the opposite is true. When you get to that age, scientists say, you may actually be happier than when you were younger. It’s incredible, but it’s true.
The research examined more from 300,000 Americans and constituted the factors as the marriage, the children, and the jobs. The conclusions of study support those of previous studies, that have realised that the prosperity varies with the age. The new study measured also the general happiness as well as the daily experience of happiness as well as pressure.
Things like stress and anger levels went down over the course of time, while things like worries tended to remain the same, at least until the middle age years.
Some situations remained true. Like for sadness, that went down after the age of 50, which was very nice, but happiness correspondingly went up after that self-same age and time. So things went back and forth.
50 seems to be the remarkable number. But women have it not so well. They say they felt more stress than the men, and they also concern themselves with sadness moreover and then also worries and sadness were experienced in greater numbers. But these also went down after 50.
Science people seem to think that we should all analyze the heck out of our feelings of distress and stress so that we may better understand why we feel the way we do. At the same time, researchers feel that people may have reasons for their feelings.
Researchers indicate that perhaps old folks know better how to keep themselves in check when it comes to the emotions that they have and use. Others who are not so smart, do not, and that is why they fail.
The end point comes down as a thick wall of satisfaction for the old folks. They know where they are and how to be happier for it. They don’t sit around cursing the dark, but rather, they light a candle.
Whether you believed it or not, life does not end at 50, though we can’t say conclusively that it starts then either.
Happiness Starts at 50
Sep 7th
Lots of folks say that life ends at 50. Or maybe it’s 60 nowadays. However, the point is that people think of middle age as the peak of life, with everything after it being downhill. But it turns out people over the age of 50 are really happier than the younger folks.
A particular survey took a look at more than 300,000 people in the United State and took a look at some specific factors, for example, marriage, children, employment and the like. What came out the other end of the study was that well-being, or at least one’s determination of it, varies depending on the person’s age.
Things like how angry you are and stressfulness and other issues went down a whole lot from the time of the youth to the time of the old folks. However, things like worries stayed the same until middle age.
Another emotion, sadness, also went down after age 50, though the patter didn’t change a whole lot. In general, though, happiness tended to decline until the age of 50, after which point it seemed to increase.
The ladies had a slightly different experience. That went from higher stress levels and worries and sadness, but they also went to the happier place after the age of 50. The patterns tended to be equal across the genders which makes the genders equal no matter what the people have to say.
One of the things that the study really puts a lead pin inside of is the notion that you really have to examine your feelings, whether it is sadness, happiness, worry or stress. Also you might be happier for some reasons.
One thing they thought was that old folks have a better time of controlling their emotions, at least until a certain point. They may better understand their feelings and have more experience with being grown up.
The end result of all this is that people have a better idea of self- satisfaction. Some scientists like to argue. And that’s how they enjoy the rest of their short time on earth, rather than hiding behind a thick wall of regret.
Of course, nothing is so simple. We cannot confirm or deny that happiness starts at 50.
