Tonight I have seen a TV commercial representing women in their thirties having a good time together, laughing, chatting etc. etc. The voice of one of them was commenting the turning point of becoming 30: she thought she had to change things in her life, become more serious, but then felt as young and full of life as before (thank God).
I didn't know that was the new Tena Lady commercial. I remember Tena Lady commercials representing beautiful grandmothers in their 60s being still very active (cycling, going out with their friends, and so on) without being embarassed about the partial loss of control on their urinary flux thanks to these thin diapers.
Now, young women in their 30s are supposed to be in need of them. Basically, the idea is to make me live until I am 120, but starting now to tell me I need diapers... this is c.r.a.z.y.
I'm eager to be the target for false teeth adhesive, brown leather slippers, and the crossword magazine. Maybe when I turn 35, but probably before.
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