One day, a daughter asked her mother,
“Mom, do men really change as they get older?”
Her mother smiled.
“Of course, sweetheart. Men go through three stages.”
“In their 20s, they’re like a Ferrari—fast, loud, full of energy, and always ready to race.”
“In their 30s and 40s, they’re more like a family car—not quite as fast, but reliable when you need them.”
The daughter nodded.
“And after 50?”
Her mother paused and smiled.
“After 50, they’re like an old motorcycle.”
The daughter looked confused.
“An old motorcycle? Why?”
Her mother shrugged.
“Because it still makes plenty of noise…”
“…but these days, nobody’s exactly lining up for a ride!”
The daughter burst out laughing.
Mom simply smiled.
“Welcome to the family history lesson.”
