Work after 50: Share your story (VN Newsletter, March 14, 2012)

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• It seems to me the only response is:  you are right and leave it at that.  Nothing else except to walk away.
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• Paula, if you don't mind,, I would like to ask is in what way did she defend her? Did she say it wasn't her fault that she took up w your ex? Is she defending her actions since? I do agree however with other posters however that those who haven't
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• Use my what? where?  and the reason is because I "should" have a man.  Pray tell at what point does that become pointless?  I suggest it is shortly after age 58 when invisibility begins to set in.  So I could learn to use my what?  when? and for
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