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This phenomenological study explores the lived experiences of male secondary school teachers after retirement. The aim is to understand the psychological and structural meanings embedded in their post-retirement lives through in-depth interviews with seven retired male teachers aged 63 to 67. Data were analyzed using thematic analysis based on phenomenological methodology. The findings revealed four overarching themes: (a) confusion and loss of identity after leaving the teaching profession, (b) a sense of social disconnection and drifting, (c) continued psychological struggles, and (d) acceptance of a new lifestyle. These themes were further divided into nine subthemes, including being involuntarily retired, experiencing a loss of status, fear of a rapidly changing world, gaps between educational and general social systems, burden of job seeking and responsibility, pressure to maintain the role of family provider, exploration of new careers, efforts to build emotionally close relationships, and adaptation to new activities. These findings reveal psychological implications inherent in male teachers¡¯ retirement experiences and suggest the need for targeted counseling support and informed policy interventions.







