What small changes are you noticing about yourself as you get older?
What small changes are you noticing about yourself as you get older?
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For me, it’s not being able to listen to music at maximum volume anymore because my head actually starts to hurt.
A lot of unwanted hair, while the hair on my head is receding apace. Metabolism has slowed right down and I seem to overheat really easily.
I spend zero minutes thinking about what other people think.
I wouldn’t call it a small change when I look at my belly…
I can’t just eat whatever and get away with it
I stopped caring about small changes.
I used to play 20+ hours a week of sports, plus do a lot of physical labor. I was rarely injured. Nowadays I find myself suffering from different muscle injuries when I try to do things I normally did ten years ago. Slowly my body is unable to recover like it used to. I’ve also lost flexibility.
No. Fucking. Energy.
Beard going white too damn fast around the chin area. I hate that.
I did not get lucky in the facial hair department. I can only hypothetically grow the shitty neckbeard, which is why I shave instead.
Ability to understand people on a deeper level and choosing not to judge them at the same time.
I’m more jumpy. When I was a kid, and people tried to scared me , jump scare me, I wasn’t really phased, but now… it’s like you could be on the other side of the door as I open it and I jump or get scared of the sudden sight of a person.
i dont try to argue with people as much. I tend to ignore them more
I’m getting calmer even though I have much more obligations and stress
Getting more used to just yoloing stuff. I was always a perfectionist, I’d either do it 150% or not do it.
Now i do stuff on a way where i do just enough so nobody says Anything. I get it all done fine, but I’m not putting energy in stuff i don’t care about/stuff that doesn’t matter.
Life is so much more chill now.
I also noticed how much I am becoming like my parents in some ways. Nothing bad, just certain phrases or reactions i copy nearly 1:1. It’s really weird because this started about 3 months AFTER i moved out. I still hate it because I seem to copy all the stuff i find annoying.
Gray hair, skin, handle things more easily
emotionless
I wear pajamas a lot more. If unexpected guests arrive, I genuinely dgaf
I care less. About everything. Especially what other people think about me
When I look in the mirror, my dad is looking back at me.
Can’t ride rollercoasters because they make me absolutely sick and I can’t eat everything I want anymore.
I dont hate children as much as i did
Not a small change for me… But I pay way more attention to color.
One time I was watching a tiktok, a filter used to enhance color and it was about eyes and their color… For some reason, from that moment on, I have been paying way more attention to any color I see, especially when it comes to eyes. Where I normally saw a boring brown eye, I now see the little differences in shading, the yellow parts and how everything plays together so nicely to make what once was boring actually beautiful.
This also applies to things like nature. Since two years there are moments when I just pause and stare at a plant or landscape and don’t want to leave because it’s so beautiful.
I’m starting to get gray pubes. It sucks ass and I cant pluck them quick enough. Getting old sucks.
Driving with the turn signal on for miles
I notice that I need more quiet time during the course of each day.
More gray hair.
My age.
What I’m choosing to spend my energy and time on
My boobs have taken southward route.
If I don’t do movement training regular,I feel stiff and useless when I have to be aktive.
Also if I put on too much weight and do lifting,I feel soar and a light pain the other day.
Same with heavy bag training ,with impropper technique.
Also I forget stuff and worry more about long term goals.
I’m painfully noticing that Iife is just so boring and interesting events barely happen to me.
Cons – you are practically invisible to anyone under 30.
Pros – you are practically invisible to anyone under 30.
The lack of energy; the ability not to sweat the small stuff (because you’ve sweated through the big stuff); caring way less about what anybody (other than those you love dearly) think about you; being able to see the bigger picture; choosing shoes for comfort over style; thinking before you speak; worrying about your health…
I don’t feel the side and top of my thighs because of a L4-L5 hernia. I hear it’s pretty common.
Im becoming more annoyed w ppl and finally understand how squidward felt w SpongeBob’s annoying self
Cant stay awake all night anymore
More and more negative as the years went on.
This is based on my life experiences adding up.
I grow (physically)
Every year I want to spend more and more time at home
It takes a longer time to recover. I was a college athlete and grew up playing sports all my life. Even after college I trained heavily in crossfit and olympic weightlifting. Even at my age I’m above average in my weight class. Lately, I just don’t have the same energy levels I used to have. Even with adequate sleep, hydration, and rest I still feel lethargic throughout the day. I still continue pushing myself. However, sometimes I question myself if pushing myself this hard at this point is even worth it.
Really looking forward to going to bed. It’s not the thing the thing I used to fight anymore.
My Beard is coming in good, used to always have a longer goatee and finally let it all go to see what happens… turns out it filled in half way decent. Also…. the back hair