Is your spouse behaving strangely? Does it manifest itself in the fact that he is trying to look younger? Does your husband have constant depression? There is an exit.
The midlife crisis is far from limited to your husband buying new colorful clothes, dyeing his hair, and starting to suck in his belly in an attempt to look younger. A midlife crisis can also be associated with a certain type of depression, and it is very important to understand what led to this condition.
The foundation is support
Try to keep your partner's attention focused on positive things. Try to show him that his life has meaning, that you have lived a complete history together, and that you have many things to enjoy together. Constantly remind him of the positive experiences he has experienced. It is extremely important to let him know that you still love him, no matter what he is experiencing right now.
If your husband finds new hobbies in an attempt to delay aging and give his life a new meaning, don't laugh at him or pretend not to notice. Instead, connect to it.
Support your spouse in everything. A man wants to feel young again, and if you support his new interests, you will help him regain lost confidence. Plus, riding a motorcycle can be quite fun, even at an older age.
Show interest in everything your husband does. Ask how he is feeling, find out about his new hobbies, how he spends his days. Your support is very important to him now. Believe me, your spouse will appreciate it fully. It may happen that you disagree with some of his actions. This should be approached positively and made clear that you still love him.
