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[Living Story] The Silvertown Was a Hell for the Elderly
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- A 77-year-old man entered a well-equipped silvertown after separating from his wife, but the initially good environment became boring over time, and he felt lonely and depressed, eventually leading him to leave.
- While silvertowns provide good facilities and food, conversations between seniors tend to focus on past stories and bragging about their children, which can lead to boredom and ultimately loneliness as they end up spending time alone.
- The author emphasizes that spousal relationships are very important in old age and that being friends with your spouse is the most important factor for a happy old age.
Old age leads to a messed up relationship between couples.
They end up going their separate ways and come across an advertisement for a silver town.
The facilities are good and the natural environment is very nice. Meals prepared by a chef are also provided.
He moves in after separating from his wife.
The first year was great.
The dreamlike time passes and he comes back to reality.
No matter how good the place or food is, it gets boring if you see it every day.
All the neighbors around are old people and it's not easy to move around.
Conversations with neighbors who can talk are all about their glory days and bragging about their kids. You get tired of listening.
In the end, he spends time alone and becomes lonely and depressed.
He eventually leaves, paying a penalty.
As you get older, your relationship with your spouse is very important.
No matter how great you are, you'll be lonely if you're alone, so you have to build relationships, but it's hard to listen to other people's stories as you get older.
It's most important to get along with your spouse like a friend.
Going back to number 1, if your relationship with your spouse is messed up, it's easy for your other relationships to be messed up as well.
You need to have a good relationship with your spouse in your later years to be happy.
“Silver town was a hell for old people”... The words of a 77-year-old man who separated from his wife (chosun.com)
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