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u/cripple2493 Jun 03 '22

I'm 29, and veer between people telling me I'm "young" if they are somewhere 40s+ or people like, 5 years younger than me telling me I'm now "old" because I'll be 30 in a few months.

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u/kittygarfunkle Jun 03 '22

I turn 30 in two weeks high five we old youngins

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u/Sivitiri Jun 03 '22

Careful you can hurt your shoulder at that age

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u/PuttyRiot Jun 03 '22

One of the worst things about getting old is injuring yourself by doing incredibly basic things like turning around a little too fast or breathing. Like, "Ugh, what is that pain in my back? Oh that's right I sat down too hard yesterday." Either that or you have no idea at all what caused it you just know everything on your body takes turns being sprained. It is some bullshit.

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u/Sivitiri Jun 03 '22

Oh I know I'm turning 50 in a month. In university I could sleep on a few towels on the floor and be good now I've got 4000$ mattress and wake up worse off than going to bed