What do Millenial mid-lifers do anyway?

Rachel Cusk, The Bradshaw Variations: A Novel (Farrar, Straus and Giroux; March 25, 2010)   

you are not invisible to me, I seem to see beneath your face all the women you have ever been. Mid-life woman I have grown with you secretly, in another parallel, breathing with you as you breathed, seeing with you as you see, lining my face with an earned care as you lined yours, waiting for you, as it seems you waited for me. I see your inner complexion breathing beneath your outward gaze, I see all your lives and all your loves, it must be for you that I wanted to become more generous, a better man than I could be when young, let me join all your present giving and all your receiving. Through you I learn the full imagination of every previous affection. Mid-life woman you are not invisible to me, in you I see a young girl, lifting her face to the sky, I see the young woman in haloed light, full and strong, standing before the altar of time, waiting for her life. I see the mother in you, in your past or if not in this life, in some yet to be understood future, I see you adoring and I see you adored, and now, when I call your name I want to see day by day, the woman you will become with me. Mid-life woman come to me now, I see you more clearly than all the airbrushed girls of the world. I became a warrior only to earn your present mature affection, I bare my scars to you, my eyes are lined to smile with you and I come to you uncultivated and unshaven walking rough and wild through rain and wind and I pace the mountain all night in my happy, magnificence at finding you. Mid-life woman, In the dark of the night I take you in my arms and in that embracing invisibility feel all of your inner lives made touchable and visible again. Mid-life woman I have earned my ability to adore you. Mid-life woman you are not invisible to me. Come to me now and let me kiss passionately all the beautiful women who have ever lived in you. My promise is to you now and all their future lives.~ ~David Whyte, from 'THE SEA IN YOU'

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Let’s all be honest here -  Theo (lead singer of No Vacancy) in the School of Rock Musical (played by Cameron Sharp) is Lucius Malfoy having a mid-life crisis. Can you not imagine Lucius just walking out on Narcissa while she was pregnant, and starting a band. A band whose most famous song is called ‘I’m Too Hot for You’.

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