▲ 82 r/toastme
Learning that sometimes you never really knew someone
What is vs what it can be. Like life. Glow up
u/big-girls_dont_cry — 4 days ago
u/big-girls_dont_cry
Is mid 40’s- mid 50’s still considered “old” ?
When I was younger this age seemed ancient but with the age of retirement nearly 70 and people living longer is 50 the new 30 ?
u/big-girls_dont_cry — 4 days ago
▲ 407 r/selfieover40
On the tail end of my 40’s - it’s a struggle [F48]
u/big-girls_dont_cry — 4 days ago