Well what else can you do? I still run and swim everyday, and so far nothing has changed dramatically for me physically, but if it does then I'll just have to accept it. I'm starting to grey around the temples, and now look a bit craggier than I did but really who the hell cares?
Yes, you have to really, no point in doing otherwise. Us lucky ones get to see old age and live a life time, and as has been said, the alternative is worse.
I gave up bothering about age when I was 46. I wanted to go swimming but the only public session was for ''over 50s'. Realising that they wouldn't ask for a birth certificate, I tried to sneak in. I walked up to the counter and said "One for the over 50s, please". The receptionist looked straight at me and replied, "Certainly sir, do you qualify for our over 60s discount?". Ouch!!!
I've said this before. Growing old is inevitable Growing up is optional.
I may be older but I have no intention of growing up.................I might not like the person I grow up to be!