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11th August 14, 02:21 PM
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Historically speaking, we must remember that while the current generation has a life span longer than most of those generations that came before us. But, if you look at portraits and other images, most men who reached an advanced age also packed on more pounds, particularly around the mid-section. Active or not, the older you get, the more difficult it is to remain slim. Usually your body's metabolism slows down and you tend to gain weight. (Of course, in my case, I do not ever remember being slim. LOL) So, to think that prior generations of kilted men were in better shape, at least past late 30's, is probably wishful thinking.
Since we of the modern generation are blessed with a longer expected life span, we can also expect to be blessed with more girth as we mature.
So decide which is better, shorter life and better looks or longer life and whatever comes with it. LOL
Tom
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