• Dark_Dragon@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    5 days ago

    When i was young i could sleep on a staircase and walk off next day as if nothing happened.

    But now i sleep on pillow with slight angle and the next day is hell with neck and mid back pain.

    Also alcohol tolerance reduced

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      I feel both of these. I’m 40 and yeah, sleeping slightly weirdly I get shoulder pain the next day. Working out regularly has definitely helped things. Also for alcohol, I have to be careful to also include non-alcoholic drinks in an evening, say a non-alcoholic beer or something before the real thing.

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    These are all cute, but when you start to lose your balance just turning your head or with basic movements, you really start to feel old.

    It’s only a matter of time before you start falling.

    Once you start falling, you start dying slowly

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    6 days ago

    The realization that I may never live to see capitalism collapse

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    I was in a mosh pit for the first time in 7 years last year. I got fucking destroyed and was sore for about 2 weeks. I also slipped walking my dog during a big snow we had a few weeks ago and took me a little bit longer to get up than I used too. I am not old by any means and working on getting back in shape, but its starting :(

    Not me, but my dad and his gf were at a headshop to get a new bowl/slide for their bong. They texted me and my wife to see “what the kids were calling them now a days” after a guess or two I said slide. They then went on a tangent how the people had no idea what they meant and kept trying to sell them a downstem lol. A few younger guys at my last job gave me shit for calling a banger a nail. Weed lingo sucks lol

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    I have to keep scrolling further and further back every year on age verification for websites.

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      If the website only uses two digit years, eventually you’ll hit a time where you don’t need to scroll at all.

  • MochiGoesMeow@lemmy.zip
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    6 days ago

    Feeling confident without makeup.

    Realizing that the pillars of success written by governments or institutions is bullshit and caring more about good people.

    Feeling comfortable with a small social bubble. Quality over quantity.

    Valuing naps over parties. 😴

  • shir@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    6 days ago

    Sounds strange but I feel like, they listen to me more at work. There is more respect to the things I say.

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      I’ve also found that I’m more outspoken when I see mistakes happening or calling out when people are being foolish.

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    6 days ago

    The rage inside has only ever increased. The older I get the more militant I get. By the time I’m 40 I’ll be living in the forest defending my country from fascists with a bow and arrow.

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    You don’t feel older mentally, but your body starts to betray you. I don’t mean stuff like your legs aching after getting up when sitting on the floor, or getting tired easier; it’s the subtle things that really are irritating. Like taking longer to learn something. Getting fatter even though you don’t really think your diet is bad. Taking longer to find that word you can’t think of or the name of that person, movie, place, whatever.

    The irritations that add up are the ones that you don’t really expect, not just the ones you do like needing glasses.

    Then there’s “time.” Fucking day goes too quick. Used to be you felt like you could get all kinds of shit done in a day. Now? Run two errands and half the day is gone. Wtf.

    Also, “lasts”.

    You start to realize that there are things approaching that are the last time you’ll see or do something. The last time you visit where you grew up. Last time your kid lived at home. Last car you’ll ever own.

    Yeah, the lasts suck.

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      Also, “lasts”.

      You start to realize that there are things approaching that are the last time you’ll see or do something. The last time you visit where you grew up. Last time your kid lived at home. Last car you’ll ever own.

      Yeah, the lasts suck.

      I remember being in college, and this Onion article gave me a little bit of an existential crisis.

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      The weight gain is really the big sign shit is going down hill. I’ve been making a series of changes since about age 35, and each time the new diet or exercise routine works for like a year or two and then the weight slowly creeps back up. At this point I literally ride a bike 200 miles per week and I will still gain weight slowly if I eat breakfast. It makes no sense.

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        It sucks. I like breakfast! On the bright side, two cups of coffee and I am not hungry for the next two hours and by then it is almost lunch time so I guess it works out. Brunch it is!