What was the first thing that ever made you feel “old”?

[harlow]

On 5/21/2022 at 8:16 AM, Rudynate said:

It's supposed to do just the opposite - make you feel desirable and desired.  Maybe time to reconsider your hires or just stop

Thanks for the advice

[Rudynate]

6 hours ago, harlow said:

Thanks for the advice

Did it seem prietchy?   Im sorry,

[uwsman2]

Getting a senior discount for a movie.

[+ LIguy]

When my new cardiologist walked into exam room and I asked him if he was still in High School.

[Walker1]

Let's see. When I stopped worrying about what people thought of me. A few more years and I will become that old guy yelling at people to get off my lawn!

[KrisParr]

When my older brother (by 2 years) said, “Wow, you are really starting to look like Dad … and acting like him, too.”

[FrancisCA]

Just moved to LA and joined a dance group and most of them are in college. Iim 10 years older than some of the members I dance with

[+ Billsboy4]

When a middle aged person, you remember as a baby.

[jjkrkwood]

Liver spots   😒

[+ leo2510]

In the last three weeks, I've moved my mother into assisted living, and lost my younger brother to a heart attack. I'm feeling every bit of my 59 years right now. This getting old is horrible!

 

 

 

[EZEtoGRU]

The first time  I felt old was the first time I got a boss that was younger than me.  I was 41/42 at the time.  The new boss was around 35.  Up until then, I was successful at work and I was always considered the young guy doing great things.  Promotions and raises came...until they didn't.  I hated having a younger boss.  To make matters worse, he wasn't a very good boss.  I continued working for another 7-8 years and then retired at 49.  I'm 62 now and when I look in the mirror I don't recognize myself.  LOL.  

[marylander1940]

On 5/31/2022 at 9:47 PM, EZEtoGRU said:

The first time  I felt old was the first time I got a boss that was younger than me.  I was 41/42 at the time.  The new boss was around 35.  Up until then, I was successful at work and I was always considered the young guy doing great things.  Promotions and raises came...until they didn't.  I hated having a younger boss.  To make matters worse, he wasn't a very good boss.  I continued working for another 7-8 years and then retired at 49.  I'm 62 now and when I look in the mirror I don't recognize myself.  LOL.  

Retired at 49... 😂

Thank God we have immigrants.

Back to subject. I felt old (recently) when I mentioned IBM n a family gathering and nobody knew what it was.

Can't remember the first time I felt old

Edited June 2, 2022 by marylander1940

[Guest]

On 5/31/2022 at 6:47 PM, EZEtoGRU said:

... I'm 62 now and when I look in the mirror I don't recognize myself.  LOL.  

I feel a song coming on...