Menopause: A Newfound Freedom

0:00Stay informed in two minutes or less with Lester News today from The Daily News Now. A recent study highlights how women after menopause often stop caring what others think, gaining a real sense of freedom. Key signs include simply saying no, or I do not want to, without explaining. More than a third felt happier, with 37% reporting that boost, 30% more confident and 24% truly empowered. This change ties closely to menopause for many. 32% say they grew more comfortable in their own skin because of it, while 37% view it as a major shift in how they see themselves. Now, 60% are quicker to say no and mean it, unlike when they were younger. Women also shared big lifestyle shifts. 61% are less willing to do things they dislike just to be polite. Overall, 67% feel more empowered as they age, and 51% now put themselves first more often. Experts note, this comes from years of knowing yourself better.

1:02It lets women dress for comfort over fashion, speak on popular opinions, embrace gray hairs, or skip events early without guilt. Simple acts like eating what they crave, or turning down, invites mark this new confidence. These stories show menopause as a turning point toward authentic living, free from outside pressure. Many describe it as liberating after decades of people pleasing. Dean in a sponsor by our partner, check out the episode description. When you need a moment alone, just lay back and listen. S-O-L-I-SoliPillow.com Made in AI