Touche!

They are

You can feel that at any age

Absolutely nothing wrong with this, we don't always have to be doing 'something'

Regretting you even went out in the first place.

I hear that.

So is everyone else

Keep going, keep going...

When Pointless asks contestants a question involving "Greatest music artists of this century", it takes me a while to cotton on they don't mean groups like The Jam or The Beatles

My oldest grandson is 18, almost 19. My microwave is several years older than him. Also at least one of my printed tshirts for that matter. EDIT: PS - Bonus Points - I bought that 1997 Panasonic microwave used at a garage sale for I think about $15. LOL! It was fairly new-ish then but some people were moving or something. Folks that looked like they had money and could afford to get new stuff wherever they moved to.

When they are older than you, oooo boy, weird! edited: autocorrect stinks

My official excuse is that I'm keeping them for the cat.

Okay, that’s just weird, like time doubling back on itself or something…

I had to get my glasses to read this post.

I’m starting to look more like my mother and late maternal grandmother. I’ll take it!

I recall on my 5th Christmas I felt sad my mom got household appliances for a present. But I was confused why she was so excited and not sad she doesn't get any of the cool, fun toys I got. She said it was her version of toys and I'd know the feeling when I'm older. She was right. However, I still wouldn't mind getting a few cool kids toys, still.

Amen

The LC people take an uncomfortable long time on mine cos my picture is a decade old. I was supposed to get it replaced but then the pandemic hit and the license issuers were not doing photos. They sent me a replacement when mine expired with my old picture. When restrictions lifted I called to book an appt. for retakes, as they said I could. But they said I now have to wait until my new card expires unless there's a major difference in my appearance.

90s music was cool. My second awakening.

NOOOOOOO

Mine never turns off

i hate grocery shopping. The Safeway near me has now blocked off access of the exiting area from the entrances, and the exit area has the public washroom. I used to just go under the chains or lift the gates up in the closed checkouts. Now they chain shopping carts in the closed checkout aisles. So if I need to use the washroom I have to push past people in the tight check out lanes, or try to hold it and wait to pay for something. It's giving me so much anxiety. what if there's a fire? What if someone has realized they needed a shopping cart instead of a basket? What if someone just needs to leave because they realized they forgot their wallet? Why do we have to be trapped in? That's what it feels like. Trapped.

But... it IS just a kid. No? Why? REALLY? Yeah, okay.

I slipped and fell on wet shower tiles in my 40s. I learned what pain is that day.

That sounds like a lovely routine to me.

😥 currently dealing with this

I'm still 26 in my head. My body will just have to tag along the best it can.

This is why I don't learn how to skateboard, and I'm now afraid to try ice skating and roller skating again. But I really want to.

Well this one is a bit depressing.

I still find guys in their 40s up too old and seem creepy on dating apps where there's so many young women. Or maybe I just find dating apps creepy in general. Idk. I have bf now, anyways and I hope we grow old together and I'll never have to resort to trying a dating app out again. Last time I got hit up by the same guys and recommended the same guys week after week. Tried looking for someone new, messaged a few guys. I had on my profile I'm looking for a long term commitment but men would just ask if I'm looking to hook up. Shows no one reads profiles, or takes females seriously. One guy started messaging me back. After the 3rd message he was like "Are we going to meet up or what? I'm not doing this messaging b******t." Like, whoa bucko. Chill out. So I immediately blocked him cos that was scary af. It was a learning curve, finding more about who I am, really, and discovered I need more time to heal from my previous abusive relationship and come to terms that I'm more asexual.

What you do in private is none of our concern

You'll be happy to know my parents show my brother and I X-files this summer, and we loved it. We're on season 4 now.

Should've made a Spotify playlist, less trouble :-)

People in the early 1900s felt the same.

“Old type cameras” !!!!!!!???????

Holy c**p... I'm 58. Start fillin' in potholes, men!

We get crispier as we get older.

Not an age thing, that happened to a colleague of mine, a pup in her late 30s. She was off work for months, the fracture was so complex. She's got a very cool scar though

I ride unicycles. It may be inappropriate when you are over 18. But it does miracles for your balance. Either that or I was a cat in a previous life, because I instinctively know how to land.

I turned my head and pulled a muscle in my neck that gave me incredible pain for about 3 months. Literally just turned my head!

You're just a pup.

At least it wasn't a hip!!!!!

So sorry, but I laughed!

My old wrinkled taxi driver the other day told me he was 50. I felt wonderful because at 75 I look better than him. Thought he was at least 65 and doing a retirement job.

Bummer, dude! (That REALLY shows my age.)

Fell over in the back garden and broke my shoulder. Which led to a diagnosis of stage 3 lymphoma, a benign heart tumour and emergency surgery for a perforated uicer due to pain meds. All between August and October. I was 69. Annus horribilis.

56 is not old. You were just unlucky. I fell over when I was 28 and broke my leg in 3 places. that was a loooong time ago.

I broke my arm in a McDonald’s play place when I was like 5, if that helps you feel any younger

Have you considered legal action against the gas station?

You know you are old when people no longer laugh at you when you fall. Instead they ask if you are ok and rush to help you up.

Oops!! 56, still a kid 😁😁😁

My mom (in her fifties then) once slipped and fell over an icy spot when she stepped out of her car. She didn't break bones, but she was in so much pain, especially around her ribs. She had to take heavy painkillers and the recovery took weeks. That was a huge confrontation with getting older... The rest of that winter she was very anxious about slippery pavements, but fortunately she didn't fall again.

I hope you sued the gas station. It is up to them to keep their property in good condition. They should pay any medical bills and time lost from work. I’m am very serious about this.

56? I'm on my way, brother. Hang in there, you guys!

I slipped off a mini curb 8 months ago. Broke my leg, broke my wrist. Plates put in both. Week in the hospital, still in a wheelchair. Intern at the doctor handed me a pamphlet on osteoporosis. I was 58 when it happened, now 59. Cost me everything. Homeless now because I can't work because the doctor put my leg together wrong. Drink milk. Eat calcium. This is the worst