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To: Elroy who wrote (346814)	8/15/2007 11:43:53 AM
From: Elroy	Respond to of 1577093

Given this, the solution seems obvious. Most men rated their carefree teenage years between the age of 16-24 as one if their happiest periods, with an average score of 7.55 out of ten. But halfway through their careers, satisfaction levels dipped to a low of 6.8, only rising again to nearly 7.8 once they had crested retirement age. The report found that women are less buoyant in their teens than men, rating their wellbeing at 7.3 out of ten. Women said their worst years were between the age of 25 and 34, when most are coping with young children The unhappy 25 to 34 year old women should get cheered up by the very happy retired old men! Voila, problem solved....