Manopause \man•o•paws\ n.: The cruel realization that that was then and this is now.   Marc’s nephew Jimmy has never even heard of Nirvana. How is that possible? It’s at this point that Marc feels the first hot flash of manopause.   The tell-tale signs of impending manopause: thinning hair, expanding girth, and all your favorite bands appearing on vh-1’s Behind the Music. It’s that horrible moment when you realize that the music, movies, TV shows, comedians, catchphrases, foibles and traits that defined your generation have slipped into the mists of cultural history. Your dad went through his manopause the day you dissed The Beatles. (“Hey dude, let it be” were your exact words.) And in time it’ll happen to you, because, as another of your dad’s heroes once said “The times they are a-changing.”
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Ever unleash your inner Tammy? Suffer
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Manopause? Of course you have.
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