31 Hardest Parts of Getting Older That No One Really Wants To Talk About
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Published 2024-07-24
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As a study by the American Psychological Association highlights, the transition to retirement is often marked by significant changes in daily routines, social connections, and sense of purpose, leading to feelings of disorientation and confusion.
When you are young, life gives you things. As you age, life takes them away
Let's shine a light on 31 harder aspects of growing older that people don't warn you about. Let us know what you think. We are all in this together
All Comments (7)
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Im 66. And get so annoyed when people assume Im weak and helpless. Ive also been discriminated against by ageist fim wits.
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Luckily I live in Europe which does not have an insane health system like the US. I'm 81 live alone and play in 3 rock bands. I think I cope with the technology ok - at one time I worked for T-Mobile. I've also just had a book published. I get free public transport. I'm British but live in Prague in the Czech Republic. There are moments where I have to consciously push away negative thoughts about my mortality. But as for fear of finance etc my age becomes a defensive weapon - what can they frighten me with? I'm already dealing with the biggest fear and I don't believe in an afterlife so in that sense I'm fireproof.
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There seems to be a lot of over-lap in these examples you however missed out some of the most annoying and obvious annoyances such as deteriorating eyesight and hearing. Getting up in the night to pee 2 or 3 times.
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66, I prefer mixing with younger people.
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What happened to the golden years we expected?
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Old,lonely, broke,body falling apart! We live tooooooo long!