I get called ‘young’ quite often, and for a general reference: I could be dating girls in college without it looking “weird/creepy”, though fortunately I’ve always been a gentlemanly 53 year old who doesn’t find children attractive [in general].
But like most guys who reach their later 20’s, I also started to wonder if Gen Z was on to something with their beauty-obsessed culture that seems devoid of spirituality while being truer to the core of philosophy than their most recent predecessors. Also, like most of that male demographic, I started loosing hair as I got older, despite keeping my otherwise youthful energy/features; it got better, and I naturally improved my hair health (as well as general health), but it does get worrying when my friends share their vulnerabilities about this.
In particular, the concept of Twink Death, or just aging for gays, seems to terrify a few of my younger students, and I feel that if they could understand just how much society had benefited from all the citizens, regardless of how they looked, then they could feel that they do belong here, that it’s not just a world for the elites… or is it?
More on that later, in my various books! 😉
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