Why do men in their 60s seem to have the worst personalities?
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I’ve been registered with Universe for two years and have met all kinds of older men, from their 30s to their 70s. But the men in their 60s seem to be the greediest, rudest, and most unhygienic.
On the other hand, the men in their 70s came across more as horny old men who like young women, and I didn’t feel that they had particularly bad personalities. They were relatively clean and even made an effort to take care of their bad breath.
What accounts for this difference?
I’m Shingo Lee (Shingori), a columnist.
Looking at crime rates by age, people around their 60s seem to have the highest rates, so I guess that age group is statistically the worst-behaved.
Young people used to commit more crimes, but apparently people around that age are now the largest group…
Or is it because today’s people in their 60s were committing crimes when they were young?
Generationally speaking, this seems to be the age group with the most aggressive people.
*Based on the number of arrests.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
No, no—not to the extent of the person asking the question…
Ah, in your case, it’s not your personality—it’s your intelligence…
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Maezawa from the CEO’s office here as well.
You say they were in their 60s, but you haven’t met hundreds of people in that age group, have you? So saying it as though everyone in their 60s is bad is disrespectful to those who are decent.
I think it just happened that, among the people you met, the ones who happened to be unpleasant also happened to be in their 60s.
The reason I say “happened to be” is that I’ve also heard other people say that men in their 30s tend to lack kindness. I suppose that, for those people, the ones in their 50s and 60s were kind and nice.
In the end, though, I think the sample size is too small, so saying that everyone is like that seems like an exaggeration.
> What accounts for this difference?
It simply means that there are all kinds of people in the world.
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