Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Similar “old man” situation here. My husband asks me if I heard about such-and-such, and is floored when I say it happened last week, or two days ago. He gets his news from Yahoo News...
Mine does this too. I admittedly spend way too much time on Twitter, cable news, digital news of all types, so I'm always like, yeah, that happened yesterday. I miss when we had different days and human interactions that we could share with each other.
Anonymous wrote:DH is only 42, but he has this old man trait where he is constantly asking me if I saw some particular news article or reddit thread that he had seen earlier that day, and is surprised when I tell him that I didn't. It's like he conceptualizes the entire internet as a local newspaper where we are all reading the same headlines. It drives me crazy.
Anonymous wrote:
Similar “old man” situation here. My husband asks me if I heard about such-and-such, and is floored when I say it happened last week, or two days ago. He gets his news from Yahoo News...
Anonymous wrote:Why does this drive you crazy? Seems like such a small thing. I'm not being snarky, I just really don't get why it bothers you?
Anonymous wrote:The internet's big, but most people hang out in small spaces. I ask my husband if he's seen stuff I saw all the time, and most of the time he has. It's helpful because it means I know whether to jump right into my thoughts about, e.g. Bean Dad, or whether I need to explain first.
Anonymous wrote:Why does this drive you crazy? Seems like such a small thing. I'm not being snarky, I just really don't get why it bothers you?