A short advice segment (from a YouTube video by Anwar White) about dating in your 50s. Key recommendations: prioritize your own fitness (join a gym or walk), explicitly ask prospective partners about their health to avoid becoming a caregiver, and discuss retirement plans and current lifestyle (travel, activities) to assess long-term compatibility.
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Katie said, thoughts on dating in your 50s? So a couple of things. The thing about dating and I, I did a seminar with my. What I call my seasoned ladies in my program. 1 like, we were talking about.
Kamala Harris and politics. But you're going to have to talk about specific topics. You're gonna need to talk about his health because most of most of these guys are sick and they're not telling you because they have horrible diets and they don't take care of themselves. If you're 50 plus, one of the best things that you can do is get yourself in a gym and work out. And if you can't work out, girl, walk. Walk down, number one. Number two, ask them about their health.
A lot of these girls are getting caught up in becoming hospice wives, where you're caretaking for these men that came into the courtship. Sick. Don't be afraid to ask that question.
Okay?
Number three, ask him about his retirement plan. If he doesn't have a retirement plan, then he probably doesn't have a retirement account.
Catch that tea.
Also, you want to be talking about things that you want to do after retirement.
Right? If he says, yeah, I want to. I want to travel after I retire, he should be traveling now. He's not going to change his lifestyle just because he's retired. If this is something that is important for him, he's doing it now.
Okay.
So this is what you want to be kind of looking for in your 50s, girl.
