It used to be but isn't now. The average age of women to die in my family is in their 60s and my pension age is like men my age 67 so I might well never get it.
I have always struggled to understand why it was lower in the first place given women generally live longer than men and retain good health for longer on average.
So let me get this right lyds - you are saying that you believe you are genetically programmed to end in your 60s and yet you still spend your late 50s drinking tap water, digitising 35 year old diaries and reading legal cases from end to end for laughs?
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It used to be but isn't now. The average age of women to die in my family is in their 60s and my pension age is like men my age 67 so I might well never get it.
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Wellers, check your privilege
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I have always struggled to understand why it was lower in the first place given women generally live longer than men and retain good health for longer on average.
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@Lydia, isn't the life expectancy of women longer than men?
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So let me get this right lyds - you are saying that you believe you are genetically programmed to end in your 60s and yet you still spend your late 50s drinking tap water, digitising 35 year old diaries and reading legal cases from end to end for laughs?
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