While aging is something we can’t really stop—no matter what some ads for face creams say—with some people, age does seem to be just a number; take 70-year-olds going crazy on the dance floor when they hear their favorite tunes, for instance, or a person 80-something years of age going on another trip to see the world.
But there are also people on the other side of the scale, for whom age is just a number, too, as despite being just over 20, they might feel three times older. A netizen on X (formerly Twitter) got curious about the “old person things” people of all ages do, so he started a thread on the platform and quite a few netizens shared their thoughts. Scroll down to find their answers below and see if you do any of these “old people things” yourself.

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Wake up round 9am or so, eat breakfast and rime for theme after breakfast nap. Wake up round noon and continue the cycle.
I don’t understand why this is so confusing. You’re reducing sensory input from one source to concentrate. I’ve been driving since I was 16 and I’ve always done this when I need to focus more intently (looking for an address, driving in heavy traffic, etc.)
Unfortunately, not a far pivot from serene to angry porch horse shouting, "Get off my lawn!"
Then my sciatica nerve pain kicks in; then I'm not comfy standing, sitting or laying down.
Or when they don’t buckle in the kid in the grocery store shopping cart.
We have the time to look out the window for no reason since we're not busy with young children or work, etc. I like watching what's going on in the world. Birds, squirrels, people walking or on their bikes, a storm rolling in - those kinds of things. I believe I'm more observant than many of my friends. I was lucky enough to watch a pair of robins build a nest on the fence in my backyard. Eggs were laid and I got to watch mama and papa robin raise four babies. The miracle of Mother Nature.
How about when you walk into another room and forget what for? I hate that.
I don't care if people read on kindle or phone, it's still reading, and these are my people
I still call/refer to my children as kids and they're all over 60.
Again it's like the nap thing is bad. Naps are the best!
Discussing grocery store prices has become a bigger topic of my routine conversations than I would have ever wanted to admit. As a kid, I couldn't fathom why my grandparents would wanna sit around and list off which supermarket chain had the best prices on bananas and peanut butter. And yet, here we are.
I guess I'm not old yet. I say "what's wrong with this POS?!" when it doesn't work exactly the way I expect even though I've never used it in my life. It's the inanimate object's fault that I don't know how to use it!
My pill organizer is how i figure out what day of the week it is!
I constantly took antiacids until I had my gaul bladder removed...haven't needed one since, it's been four years.
I have always loved when it rains. When i was a baby i slept straight through a cat 3 hurricane with thunder going off like gunfire.
I want to kick myself every time I hear those words come out of my mouth
That's not an old person thing. An old person thing is forcing yourself to get dressed before the store shuts.
1/4 cup of sugar in a gallon of brewed tea..perfect. Just enough to knock the fuzz off the tea.
I used to this when I was little. I got some of the humor back then but a lot of the social importance was waaaaay over my head.
I got tired while watching Judge Judy last night…around 9pm…and so I pressed record so I would know how the case turned out 👵🏻
Just wait until you're sound asleep and it'll pop into your head, waking you up.
Load More Replies...i cant even remember my younger siblings ages, and sometimes i dont know how old i am. i feel so much older then i am. im a teen.
Load More Replies...Just wait until you're sound asleep and it'll pop into your head, waking you up.
Load More Replies...i cant even remember my younger siblings ages, and sometimes i dont know how old i am. i feel so much older then i am. im a teen.
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