Those who are called “middle-aged old men” are beginning to awaken—and to rebel.

In the first half of their lives, they were busy dealing with the world’s rules and expectations, walking in lockstep along the fixed track of life: work, family, responsibilities—no stone left unturned—yet they still had fewer choices that truly belonged to them.
Now, they are slowly loosening those constraints and trying to listen to the voice within their hearts.