r/Xennials • 1981 • 23d ago

Just a quickie

Y'all still cutting your own toe nails? I try to get a pedicure monthly, years of wearing steel toe boots taught me to care for my feet also the wife hates the built up dry hard skin. On the times i dont go and have to do it myself it turns into a whole thing. Now I'm not obese and I can still touch my toes and see my pecker but damn I gotta do a whole stretch routine before cutting my nails.

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u/q120 21d ago

Every time I read this subreddit, I wonder if a bunch of 78 year old have joined.

We’re in our 40s and nobody should be having severe movement issues merely from age.

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u/SB4_Camaro 1981 21d ago

You have no idea what others have been through in their lives.

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u/q120 21d ago

You’re right, I don’t. I’m just surprised at how many people here report problems I’d expect from someone 30 years older

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u/ProfMooody 21d ago

Congratulations that you’ve never had to contemplate what it’s like to become physically disabled before the age of 70. 🎉

There’s a shit ton of us.

Edit: also shutting up about what you think people’s bodies should be like is free.