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A vibrant community for those 50 and beyond ✨ Let’s talk life, purpose, and all the things that make this chapter truly special!
@Mahmoud54904586
Hello, can we make friends here for the purpose of getting to know each other?
@Daisy49
Assalamualaikum everyone. Another day another story. Who knows my soulmate is right here 🥰
@Deay26389236
Hola all friends upper 50 y.o. too🤗🌱💝, it's me, Deay 52 y o.
@asif499303
Co MO wahtspp no+919453558944
@PeaceNblessings
I'm at the age where when somebody says Oh you too aggressive,or you too mean or try to tell me what to say or what not to say ...
I laugh 🤣 at them Because if I'm ALL of this ..
WHY ARE YOU FOLLOWING ME n under every post commenting and liking my post on this app?
If I'm all of that why are you in my inbox trying to hold a conversation with me? 😂This kids are way too sensitive crybabies
. First off you're too young to be talking to me anyway
@PeaceNblessings
Foreigners come to America hoping to meet and marry an American and to gain a green card citizenship but that ain't how that work just because you marry an American does not give you automatic citizenship you still can be shipped back to your country
@PeaceNblessings
Treat yourself like somebody you can’t afford to lose ‼️❤️🩹🥹
#selfcare
@PeaceNblessings
Not every rejection is rejection. Sometimes it’s protection ❤️🙏🏾🙌🏾
#god #faith
@siddique2003329
What is something you stopped worrying about after turning 50?
Please share yours.
After 50, I think the biggest thing I stopped worrying about is fear itself.
I don’t fear much anymore. Not people’s opinions, not rejection, not being alone, and not losing things — nothing. Alhamdulillah.
For example, I was always afraid of heights. Now, I’m not.
I live alone, and I have nothing to lose, so maybe that has changed my perspective. I’ve already learned that you can survive without having someone constantly beside you.
At this point in life, I have very little left to prove and very little left to be afraid of.
Maybe that’s what growing older gives you — the courage to simply say,
“Whatever happens, I’ll deal with it.”
Insha Allah.