Probably depends a lot on what you do with your retirement. If you're traveling, serving missions, seek

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Jan 23, 2020
1:28:50pm

Soupie Grandma Sycamore

service or educational opportunities, I'd imagine the benefits would be similar to work.

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Despite the fact that "there but for the grace of God go I"

Doctor Rosenrosen

1/23/20 1:01pm

1. Have parents and grandparents who lived into their nineties.

Sea Chicken

1/23/20 1:06pm

Interesting and surprising research a few years ago out of BYU about what factors extend life

mvtoro

1/23/20 1:11pm

Lonliness is an epidemic. Look at how many humans need an animal to put all of

777

1/23/20 1:31pm

Also, dogs are easier so young people prefer to avoid the stress of raising kids

NorCal Cougar

1/23/20 1:39pm

The UK has a "Minister of Loneliness" to combat it. It's a serious thing.

Cougarrr

1/23/20 1:50pm

Sounds like the name of a Roy Orbison album

Sea Chicken

1/23/20 1:54pm

Is that like the head of Ministering? Seriously though. What does a "minister of loneliness" do to combat such

Soupie

1/23/20 1:55pm

According to the UK gov website

Cougarrr

1/23/20 2:13pm

Sounds like a cruise director. Julie?

Soupie

1/23/20 2:20pm

Biggest thing I see is people that work.

cougfanz

1/23/20 1:24pm

Probably depends a lot on what you do with your retirement. If you're traveling, serving missions, seek

Soupie

1/23/20 1:28pm

Exactly...maybe not working for a paycheck, but work none the less. And that is a good thing. It can and should be

specsauce

1/23/20 1:38pm

If I had sufficient health I’d be excellent at retirement. I love creating art which I should be able to do when I’m old

mvtoro

1/23/20 10:37pm

Both my grandfathers lived just long enough to take care of their wives who had MS and Alzheimer’s respectively. After

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