After the bad news, what can be said to have improved over the years for a man now between thirty-nine and forty-five? Not much.
Usually he is wiser, more compassionate, more understanding, more secure. Generally he becomes more concerned with relationships than with achievement — the obvious exception being the freelance man whose future depends on being able to accumulate capital in order to cushion his retirement. Instead of feeling propelled to compete at work or within the social circle, men after forty enjoy better relationships with their families and wish to be with sons and daughters more for leisure. They begin to enjoy friends and neighbours more. People begin to matter.
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