Middle age when it starts

  When does middle age actually start? Is it when you hit 50? Or when you send your first kid off to college? Or after you've been married a good 25 years

The good and bad 

The good and bad 

 Well middle age is something some people like because in there middle age there a calm person no stress and well it's going to happen to you well not till there in your 50 and its just you  giving your self  a break in life and  telling you you  just half way there as some people look to it's just a way to reward you for what you did as in your 50 you a married man and have money now you can spend the rest of you life doing stuff you want to do at the age of 50 and still do young stuff. 

The bad 
Well the bad part of middle age the hair lost the weakness in your system and well the back pain. some people really hate being old as there youth has left them some times and are not feeling the same well its just life and not all feel great when exercising. The most systems of your body grow weak and you can some times get really sick and die because you body is geting older and older and cant fight of the disease on the sickness or virus you have. 

In general, the top 40 signs of middle age  well some are:

1) Losing touch with everyday technology such as tablets and TVs
2) Finding you have no idea what ‘young people’ are talking about
3) Feeling stiff
4) Needing an afternoon nap
5) Groaning when you bend down
6) Not remembering the name of any modern bands
7) Talking a lot about your joints/ailments
8) Hating noisy pubs
9) Getting more hairy -– ears, eyebrows, nose, face etc.
10) Thinking policemen/teachers/doctors look really young
11) Preferring a night in with a board game than a night on the town
12) You don’t know any songs in the top ten
13) Choosing clothes and shoes for comfort rather than style
14) Taking a flask of tea on a day out
15) Obsessive gardening or bird feeding
16) Thinking there is nothing wrong with wearing an anorak
17) Forgetting people’s names
18) Booking on to a cruise
19) Misplacing your glasses/bag/car keys etc.
20) Complaining about the rubbish on television these days
21) Gasping for a cup of tea
22) Getting bed socks for Christmas and being very grateful
23) Taking a keen interest in The Antiques Road Show
24) When you start complaining about more things
25) Listening to the Archers
26) You move from radio one to radio two
27) Joining the National Trust
28) Being told off for politically incorrect opinions
29) Flogging the family car for something sportier
30) When you can’t lose six pounds in two days anymore
31) You get shocked by how racy music videos are
32) Taking a keen interest in the garden
33) Buying travel sweets for the car
34) Considering going on a ‘no children’ cruise for a holiday
35) When you know your alcohol limit
36) Obsessively recycling/ knowing the collection dates
37) Always carrying a handy pack of tissues
38) Falling asleep after one glass of wine
39) Spending more money on face creams/anti-aging products
40) Preferring a Sunday walk to a lie in

What happens during the middle age
During the time of middle age you will start to lose your vision and mind will start to act calm and more stress free. people say as you grow you start to be more calm and quiet and do less thing's in you life. well not all are like some people gather some memories and remember when they were young and act young well like in there 20 because middle age does not really happen till your in your like 50 so as long as your bellow 50 your still young well not as young as other's.

Variability and influences 
One of the middle-aged mind’s most striking features may not be any one feature or ability, but rather the variation in cognitive skills that’s found in this age group. Although differences in cognition obviously exist among individuals at all ages, these differences seem to increase in middle age.

For example, memory and attention frequently suffer in middle age, but some individuals’ abilities actually improve in midlife. In Willis’s Seattle study, most participants’ ability to remember lists of words declined in middle age, but about 15 percent performed better on this task than they did as young adults.