u/Stormy1956

Goodness, I seem so “old”. My 8 year old grandson watches a program on TV that seems to “glorify” being a parent. The young people on the program look 14 or 15 years old. 🤦🏼‍♀️

Goodness, I seem so “old”. My 8 year old grandson watches a program on TV that seems to “glorify” being a parent. The young people on the program look 14 or 15 years old. 🤦🏼‍♀️

Goodness, I seem so “old”. My 8 year old grandson watches a program on TV that seems to “glorify” being a parent. The young people on the program look 14 or 15 years old. 🤦🏼‍♀️

There was a 20 year age difference in my parents. They’ve been deceased for decades but I’d ask them, in what ways were they compatible. If they were still living.

I used to think I fit into the “boomers” category until I learned of the generation jones. This feels more like “home” to me.

I was born in 1956.

Edit: Baby Boomers are the generation from 1946-1964, according to my research. Generation Jones is from 1954 to 1965

The last person to comment has to come up with a topic for tomorrow

I was raised to believe this and was a bit surprised that a 40 year old still believes it. I guess I know that gray hair doesn’t hide wrinkles or crepey skin. Some people are genetically more youthful. Men and women.

Why is a fibromyalgia diagnosis seen as a “let down” for many?

I love being an introvert when socializing isn’t expected. In my youth, before the internet, I tried to extrovert because I thought that was the preferred personality trait. I could extrovert when necessary but it’s completely exhausting for me. I labeled myself as an ambivert. Now there’s a new personality trait. Otrovert .

I’m addicted to social media because I don’t have to “talk or listen” unless I want to. My depth of processing usually keeps me away from small talk. In my youth, I’d spend more time listening than talking. I’ve got a lot to say and a lot of questions about different subjects.