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@NuclearMAGAlady Yes.

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@WhiteHouse 🇺🇸AMEN🇺🇸!!!!!!!

GOD BLESS OUR TROOPS AND GOD BLESS THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

@Ustroopss AMEN🇺🇸

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Instead of riding off into the sunset, Donald Trump stepped up as President because he knew America was in trouble and he is the only one qualified to be President Please drop a 🇺🇸 in solidarity with President Trump for everything he has endured to save America

@USMilitaryViews YES.

@JesusIsMyKingX Amen!!!!!!!

If you believe Jesus rose from the dead, type Amen.

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If you know any men who may be struggling with the transition to retirement, please feel free to share this with them.

Retirement isn’t always the easy transition people expect. Many men find retirement harder than expected, and your experience is important to help understand and support others in the same situation. I’m conducting an academic research study through Rivier University to better understand the experiences of men who are currently having difficulty adjusting to retirement. If this sounds like you and you’re open to sharing your experience in a confidential interview, I would appreciate hearing from you. Email: jsanabria@rivier.edu #retirement #retirementtransition

Retirement looks very different depending on the person—and I’m currently studying that transition in my doctoral research. Mike Morin recently wrote about my work in the Nashua, NH Telegraph, highlighting how retirement can bring both opportunity and unexpected emotional challenges. I’m still looking for participants willing to share their experiences. If you’re open to it, I’d really appreciate hearing from you: jsanabria@rivier.edu #retirementtransition #HR #researchstudy

For example, some people have shared that they initially felt relieved after retiring, but then noticed a sense of loss around routine, structure, or even identity that they didn’t fully expect. I’m really interested in hearing how others have experienced that shift.

It’s interesting how retirement can feel very different than expected. Some people adjust easily, while others find the loss of routine or identity challenging. I’m researching this and would appreciate hearing how others experience it. Especially, from those having a challenging time adjusting. #retirement #lifeafterwork #aging

I’m especially interested in how retirement has affected routine, identity, or purpose—would love to hear your experience.