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You know you're getting old when you get excited over appliances and kitchen stuff.Give me 10 - 15 more years and I'm gonna be excited getting fucking tupperware or whatever we'll be storing our leftovers in.
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You know you're getting old when you get excited over appliances and kitchen stuff.Give me 10 - 15 more years and I'm gonna be excited getting fucking tupperware or whatever we'll be storing our leftovers in.
You know you're getting old when buying Speed Queen washer and dryers are legitimately exciting.You know you're getting old when you get excited over appliances and kitchen stuff.
Really? I get itching in the same place. I thought it was my nerves from a repetitive shoulder injury... Get a back scratcher if you don't already have one, the telescoping ones scratch the best.So, it turns out that a common symptom of perimenopause is itching, because of reduced collagen or some bullshit. Okay, I could live with that, if it weren't concentrated in the centre of my back and between my shoulder blades. Overnight it feels like I've lost half of my flexibility, too; combined with the endless itching between my shoulder blades, I am not a happy camper.
Buying tools/implements to relieve X makes me feel old. Based on some post here, I bought a thing that looks like a geriatric cane that helps press out my perpetual knots and 25-year pain along my scapula on one side. It rocks, actually, but I hate that I now have "devices" to address pain. OLD, fuck.Really? I get itching in the same place. I thought it was my nerves from a repetitive shoulder injury... Get a back scratcher if you don't already have one, the telescoping ones scratch the best.
We're already a quarter century through the 2000s... I was 14 in 2000...
Oh wow, now that I know about that, I want it. Thankfully my pain doesn't really act up unless I'm reaching across a bunch.Buying tools/implements to relieve X makes me feel old. Based on some post here, I bought a thing that looks like a geriatric cane that helps press out my perpetual knots and 25-year pain along my scapula on one side. It rocks, actually, but I hate that I now have "devices" to address pain. OLD, fuck.
Thats how I knew my youth was over going to the store and seeing fucking bananas on sale and being genuinely elatedGive me 10 - 15 more years and I'm gonna be excited getting fucking tupperware or whatever we'll be storing our leftovers in.
Yep, thats it. Experienced this recently on this very forum seeing someone say "I loved watching Steven Universe as kid" or when i see people (who probably arent adults now, tbf, but somewhat sentient) say that Elsagate fucked with their brains when they were toddlers.hearing grown adults say stuff like "woah, Tangled, i loved that movie as a little kid", then remembering very clearly how i went to see that same movie with my girlfriend at the time, both of us very much adults.
The peepee poopoo situation is crazyI've gotten to the age where my continence has started to deteriorate. I'm not shitting myself frequently enough to start wearing adult diapers but it may be something I need to look into in the near future. If anybody knows any good brands that they could recommend to me I would really appreciate it.
I'm not sure, Depends™.I've gotten to the age where my continence has started to deteriorate. I'm not shitting myself frequently enough to start wearing adult diapers but it may be something I need to look into in the near future. If anybody knows any good brands that they could recommend to me I would really appreciate it.
The following is the most "single person" thing I own and I love it. I should probably upgrade since there's better options out there, but there's nothing better when winter hits.So, it turns out that a common symptom of perimenopause is itching, because of reduced collagen or some bullshit. Okay, I could live with that, if it weren't concentrated in the centre of my back and between my shoulder blades. Overnight it feels like I've lost half of my flexibility, too; combined with the endless itching between my shoulder blades, I am not a happy camper.