I've been intimate with around 15 papas, and I feel that papas in their late 40s are the best at it.
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People in their 60s and older are the worst. The worst part is that many of them seem to genuinely believe they're good at it.
When today's people in their 40s turn 60, will they end up the same way?
Or is the current generation of people in their 60s and older simply a generation that has always been mistaken about their abilities?
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You mistake your limited experience for the standard of the world because you’re still incredibly immature and naive about how society works.
There are plenty of wonderful, impressive people in their 40s, and countless wonderful people even over 60.
If I had to say anything, I’d say you’re the one who’s mistaken about yourself.
— Akari
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Maezawa from the CEO’s office here with an answer as well.
> If people in their 40s today reach 60, will they end up the same way?
For someone who’s 49, you’ll know in 11 years.
Even for someone who’s 40, you’ll know in 20 years.
If they’ve ended up the same way or not, we’ll find out soon enough if we wait just a little longer.
I’ll be looking forward to your report.
P.S. I wonder if there’ll still be a question box by then… *mutter*
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You’re talking about only around 15 people in your circle, right?
Until just recently, I thought men in their 40s were the best, but the men in their late 60s have easily surpassed them.
My papas in their 60s are amazing.
Marika
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In life, your late 40s are when you’re at your peak—active, energetic, and full of vitality.
Once you pass that point… all that’s left is to grow senile… (Everyone around you starts treating you like a baby, praising you for everything…)
Cut me a little slack, will you…
Paper Airplane
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