Middle Age/old Age.

Sipowicz | 12:08 Tue 08th Jul 2014 | ChatterBank

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At what age does "middle age" end and "old age" begin?

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gness

It moves, Sip...old age always starts the year after the age I am...x

Jomlett

You're as young/old as you feel...

ummmm

I consider myself middle aged. There's a good chance I could live to 80 so I'm in the middle.

Jomlett

The torygraph thinks..."Middle age begins in your mid-30s and ends in your late 50s,...the average Briton believes that youth ends at 35 and old age begins at 58. In between - all 23 years - is your middle age."

EcclesCake

When you let your age define you.

netibiza

I'm nearly 70and old age hasn't started yet!

ummmm

Really Netti?

shoota

Tomorrow....

whirlyhurly

You're only as old as the woman you feel.

Hopkirk

I have stopped calling the state pension the 'old age pension' as it is appearing on the horizon now, and I still feel quite young.

boxtops

Old is perhaps 70 these days, now that more and more people are living to 100.

Hopkirk

I used to say middle age started at 40, until I reached 40. I then put it back to 45, but it is now getting increasingly hard to deny it (mid fifties now)

maggiebee

Impossible to define IMO. My daughter said she was middle aged so what does that make me? Don't feel any different from when I was in my 20s/30s though the mirror might tell a different story.

askyourgran

I'm with Hopkirk there.

Hopkirk

I will only admit old age when I get my mobility scooter.

Tilly2

Some days I feel middle aged, some days I feel like a youngster. I have not yet got to the point where I have said, 'I am now an old lady.' I can't imagine I ever will unless I become ill, perhaps, and can't do what I do now.