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September 30, 2008

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Anglo/American-Dave

Could you also consider the fact that these couples are now spending more time togethere. where as before he was all about work untill late. out drinking with colegues. not that they are retiring they have all there time with each other. they are now living with someone new that was not the same person due to the fact that are now around.

jessant17

Dave,

If you have ever seen an older Japanese couple interact you would understand why women run the hell away from their husbands. Older men in general are just rude, because no one will confront them about it. If you do they'll seize up and probably have a heart attack. I've never been harassed by any other segment of the Japanese population but older men feel it's perfectly within their right's to stalk me in stores. They are even more rude to their wives. They expect them to do everything for them, even chart their asses around when they don't feel like walking. Older Japanese men are like babies. Oba-sans are hanging with each other now. I see these oba-sans all the time on the train, going places with each other. Women to women relations are much better in Japan probably because the older men are so horrid. It has too be more psychologically fulfilling. Good on you old women! This young woman is cheering you on.

masami

Wasn't there a dorama about an older couple getting divorced a while back? My parents watched it religiously and my dad got scared by it!

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