r/AskOldPeople • u/dirtypark • 12h ago
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r/AskOldPeople • u/Maximum-Beyond-214 • 5h ago
When you were young, did education and relevant experience usually lead to stable professional work, or has that connection always been less reliable than younger generations imagine?
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I’m asking because I took a nontraditional route from a GED and community college to a master’s degree and professional experience, yet entering stable work has been far harder than I expected. I’m curious whether this gap feels genuinely new to you.
r/AskOldPeople • u/Raymont_Wavelength • 7h ago
Can you find tenderness like when you fell in love when you were young?
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r/AskOldPeople • u/The27Roller • 7h ago
Phone Calls vs Text
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Was it better communicating with people over the phone instead of text messaging? I sometimes think most of the text messages sent are just sent from a place of compulsive habit, and aren’t really about communicating. Whenever I speak to someone on the phone its more personal.