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» Life is over after age = 50. lol at retirementcels
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post 1700477213 04-29-2024, 11:26 AM
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  1. Angstrom4
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Life is over after age = 50. lol at retirementcels

-body is fighting off rapid decay
-friends are dead, moved away, trapped in marriage, or other wise the bois are unavailable
-HBBs dont want you
-no point to existing past this age


lol at retirementcels
lol at investing into late life pensions
post 1700477353 04-29-2024, 11:31 AM
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  1. MajorTendonitis
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It’s over srs . If I could do it all over again I’d make sure I was retired at 50 , as you go downhill rapidly after that . Has been interesting seeing how your body changes decade to decade . I was actually doing very well for most of my 40’s . One day out of nowhere when I was 48 years old , I was benching and all of the sudden I get this brutal pain in my right forearm . Tendonitis is no joke, and it’s always there in the background. Should have benched with dumbbells mostly , and I’m sure this could have been avoided.
Probably looking at assisted suicide next year . Ded fk srs
Back with my Fam
post 1700477493 04-29-2024, 11:36 AM
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You should aim to be financially independent/semi-retired by 50 or just rope
post 1700477533 04-29-2024, 11:38 AM
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  1. lockdev
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50 brah? 50 isn't that bad.

That's the age where the kiddos are gone, you're moneymaxxing, and you have the free time you didn't before.

I'm 41 and retiring at 50. Very much looking forward to it.

The trick is to discover vitamin t, cialis, and marry a woman 10+ years younger than you.
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post 1700477593 04-29-2024, 11:41 AM
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Originally Posted By Angstrom4
-body is fighting off rapid decay
-friends are dead, moved away, trapped in marriage, or other wise the bois are unavailable
-HBBs dont want you
-no point to existing past this age


lol at retirementcels
lol at investing into late life pensions
I mean I'm 49, have my dream job, look like my avi, dating a 22 year old

Should I just rope?
post 1700478063 04-29-2024, 11:55 AM
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  1. Pats2022SBwin
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Originally Posted By lockdev
50 brah? 50 isn't that bad.

That's the age where the kiddos are gone, you're moneymaxxing, and you have the free time you didn't before.

I'm 41 and retiring at 50. Very much looking forward to it.

The trick is to discover vitamin t, cialis,and marry a woman 10+ years younger than you.
A woman 10 years younger than you won't make her magically not be a bitch, a golddigger, a c*nt, and just an overall miserable person to be around who will make you want to kill yourself
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post 1700479273 04-29-2024, 12:27 PM
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But who was TRT?


Most of the over 50 brahs in my gym are shredded and have $$$.





Clearly 50 isn't going to be 30, but if you played your cards right, invested, have a solid career, and can afford TRT... you can be balling in your 50's with a very comfortable life. If you don't play your cards right... then it can be brutal. SRS
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post 1700479383 04-29-2024, 12:30 PM
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OP is 54 and is still alive. Why didn't you cease to exist 4 years ago?
post 1700480163 04-29-2024, 12:50 PM
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with enough disposable income for TRT, fin, hair transplants (if necessary), 50 is the new 35 to 40.
Reps to all BJJ/grappling/MMA bros.
post 1700480343 04-29-2024, 12:54 PM
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At 50 OP you will be lucky to have moved out of your parents basement...
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