Why Midlife Is Often The Age Of Regret
The man in my life begins to rattle off a list of regrets. His jaw is set and resting in his hand, his gaze is fixed somewhere in the distance, and his voice is unusually monotone. I tell myself he's melancholy because of a recent birthday. 50 is tough enough. 60 can be tougher.
D. A. Wolf, ContributorIndependent Marketing Consultant, Freelance Writer and Editor.