9 Ugly Things You Do As You Get Older Without Realizing It That 99% of Older People Don't Know About

9 Ugly Things You Do As You Get Older Without Realizing It That 99% of Older People Don't Know About

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[WiseAdvice]

If You're Old and You Masturbate, I'm Sorry to Tell You This... (Wise Advice)

[Purple]

As a 63 year old woman I feel invisible and that’s okay. It has brought a different kind of peace to my life. I no longer care what others think of me, as I have living my life. I’ve grown tired of wasting my energy on others who are caught up in their lives with no regard or desire to have me in their lives. I now own this energy and it brings joy into my life, no longer sadness or sorrow. It’s taken time to relearn what I find important in my life at this time in my life. I still love with all my heart and care very deeply for others, just have changed my relationship with myself. I am choosing to grow with grace and humility with a happy heart - regardless of what others think I should be. Sending love and light to all 🙏💜🦋 May your journey be beautifully yours

[armandzottola]

I will soon be 84…fairly fit, secure and busy enough. My primary need is to be useful, productive. I don’t expect to do significant …anything? I don’t know if I ever did … I just did all I could. I fear becoming a burden…wonder what people think of me…am critical of myself. But, rarely depressed. Still learning things. Hope, pray, looking to give whatever I have to give. I hope to do well each day…life is charity.

[robinham]

Grace? I’m 64. I’ve done nothing but GIVE. I’m tired. Of. Giving. My best days are spent alone. I simply don’t care about aging gracefully. If I’m a burden, or in your opinion I’m not being gracious, YOU are welcome to walk away, as a matter of
Fact,
Please
Feel
Free to do so…

[susanbalog]

1. monopolizing conversations, 2. boasting, 3. judging people based on first impressions, 4. neglecting personal appearance, 5. expecting respect without earning it, 6. holding on to grudges, 7. resisting change, 8.avoiding emotional vulnerability, 9. becoming too attached to the past

[barbarabaker]

It's very sad that all older people are group into the same category. Younger people are just as guilty of these actions. As an older person I don't feel that I need another human being to tell me how to live. I feel that I can turn to the Divine Power within me for a greater knowledge that I can get from another human being.

[Jfm]

Staying home and not talking to a lot of people, works for me.

[juanitahardy]

Being open minded is number one to me, never ever stop learning.

[wingrider]

Truth is...when you get older, you do not have the time, patience, or trust in others this late in life, to be building all of these deep and lasting relationships. Many of your friends are gone, dead, or have moved on away from you. Thinking you are going to build new relationships with younger people, is naive. And as to earning a young persons respect...nah...in old age we have played that game and it's old. We don't have to earn anything - especially from someone who has yet to face the trials and adversities we have. I get the rosy perspectives shared here, but it's not just real life.

[lindavernon]

Oh come on! People of all ages brag, don’t listen, neglect their appearance, etc. etc. I don’t see that older people doing any of these things anymore than anyone else. This is advice for people of all ages.

[StephenChizick]

We spend our life doing things for others, but we never take the time to give ourselves the love we give others

[cornucopiafoundationmediak]

Ive been a therapist for most of my adult life. What you are saying is true for therapists. But, as i age i have less patience for the "poor me" victim hood of our culture.

[dalegraham]

These things are not just problems older people have. I’m 76 and after listening to many young people I get the impression they too have these issues but see themselves as the non-judgmental generation, while being very judgmental of the elderly.

[sdb]

We older folks don’t have much time left, please edit this down to about 5 minutes.

[Advicefortheelderly]

❤Everyone who reads this, we don't know each other and probably never will but I wish you all the best in life and all the luck in the world.🥰❤

[shelleycharlesworth]

I'm 76 and lost my husband of 40 years 10 years ago. Since losing him I also have lost 3 childhood friends, a cousin I loved dearly and I now see the several other friends are showing cognitive decline. SUCKS.

[tomTom-lbcu]

I was raised in the 60’s and 70’s. My parents taught us to respect adults and authority. Well at 17 when I got my first serious job, I learned to give respect to people who deserved it and definitely not because of someone just being older than me. Took a couple months of working before I understood that. But I am respectful to all people who deserve it and I judge people from my own experience with them, not what someone else’s opinion is of them.

[coleenfottrell]

To your first point…I’m 57 and I feel like I’m too old to be young and too young to be old. I listen to more elderly people because they always have interesting things to say about life. In China, the elderly are treated as the most important in the family and respected by society in general. It seems that the West is the worst.

[After_]

Everyone who reads this, we don't know each other and probably never will but I wish you all the best in life and all the luck in the world

[beerman]

I don't seek to earn respect. I am respectful.