Yes! Every member of the 40-year-old club is going to relate to these facts. You keep seeing some old lady hands that are going to stick out of your sleeves when you turn 40. There you are, going to your daily work life, reaching for your kitchen dishes and old lady hands cooking different Cooking Recipes for their family. These hands tend to be quiet confusing, with loose skin and sunspots with layered-off veins. If you turned out to be 40 this year. Forty! That is so weird to come across as you have always been young throughout your life, as a matter of fact. No matter how you dissect this fact, but you have aged out of the young category and been graduated to the mid group of life. Your brain starts feeling a bit confused because you feel like you were in a college a minute ago, hanging out with your friends. Looking into the mirror and talking to your friends in your house, you can come up with a couple of telltale signs that you have entered the forties so quickly and not all of them are bad news for you if you turned up to be 40.

You can no longer quit eating bread for a day and lose extra pounds

Once upon a time in your life, you could be able to make a minor adjustment, maybe going for a jog, and wearing skinny jeans for a perfect hangout with friends. Apparently, a body gets over this when you turn 40. Your body just wants to be fat and happy, relaxed. As you turn 40, you can almost eat 400 calories in a day for six weeks and your body is going to release only three pounds. Then next day you eat half a tortilla bread and gain 17 calories. Your body becomes not interested in your diet routine or those skinny jeans you used to wear. It wants yoga pants, trousers, and T-shirts. You feel regret that you could have worn anything before 40 with those skinny looks that you actually had.

And you finally get a Soothing handle on who you are

Once you turn to 40 years old, you shed your skin of the existential dread. You know a lot about what you are good at, what you value, what you love and how you want to live and stop worrying about anything else. You simply start to give a damn about what people think about you. All of the above questions used to keep you up at night in your teenage life. Right? The 40 will be bringing out more security and harmony that you couldn