Anonymous wrote:- insomnia
- droopy half closed eyes
- fatter face
- knee pain
- aging spots on my skin
Anonymous wrote:Crepey decolletage from sun damage from being a short sighted young person
Food stuck in teeth too
Thinning eyebrows, I need to watch some videos on what to do about that
Going to bed so early. 10pm is way too late
Health issues. I have so many doctors. Not really lifestyle related, just bad luck
Anonymous wrote:Giant pores all over my face out of nowhere. 1st sign of aging. Nothing to fix it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Mine involves literal rudeness.
A little self-entitled Gen Z girl pushed past my elderly father in a line to catch up with some friends. Didn't say excuse me or anything. Just literally pushed him aside. My father started to tell her off and she got combative. So I stepped in and told her to move along. She persists to argue so I repeated just move along. Finally, I told her to hush her mouth. She seemed shocked. She looked at me and asked, "How old are you?" (I'm 53). And then very seriously declared, "It's amazing that I'm only 25 and so much more mature than you."
Gen Z really is an obnoxious lot lacking in basic manners. But I've noticed a lot of ageism from them. It's wild.
I have no idea why you decided to pick a fight with someone 30 years younger than you and more than 50 years younger than your father. Shake your head and move on.
I didn't pick the fight. She did. Do try to keep up.
See ^^. Nasty personality. Not pp.
Anonymous wrote:My face has changed. The proportions are just a little distorted: face is wider, eyes more set in their sockets, nose has probably grown more than the rest of my features. I look less cute. Imho, women tend to look more mannish as they age and I'm in that less cute stage so I need to step it up.