Raccoon instead of a washboard: Can men be hanged over 40?

This week it should be about a species that is far too rarely the focus. We are talking about the man over 40. There are reasons. The last time the column turned around the middle -aged man, he turned out to be a sensitive being: it was no longer about the passion of older semesters for baseball caps. At that time the thesis was: men stick to the headgear because it is probably the most inconspicuous anti-aging agent. The reactions? A firework of emotions.