We say age is just a number, but we still care about it. When the scary 29 rolls around, many start dreading their next birthday. However, when asked what years were the best in their lives, many older people (at least in Europe) said the ones between 30 and 34. So, maybe we've got it all wrong?
Whether dreaded or not, turning 30 can still be a big milestone, worthy of meming and joking about. This Instagram account for 30-somethings has a little bit of everything: workplace humor, existential dread, and funny, relatable snippets from a tercentenerian's life.
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I don't leave the house on weekends unless there's something I actually WANT to do, usually only on fall weekends for Halloween related activities. Otherwise, I alternate between my chair in the living room, or my bed...with my little old man dog, although sometimes I muster up enough GAF to do housework. I send the other adults in the house on errands if something's needed.
My sons school went to a 4 day week and it has made a world of difference in his engagement when he is at school. His teacher says it's harder to teach what they are supposed to in that timeframe but overall it has been a positive change.
Friday counts as weekend to me. So it‘s actually exactly like this person writes 😋.
You can actually just not answer your phone, social media, or email. Go unreachable when you want to be. 🤷♂️
Load More Replies...I have trained my people to not freak out if I don't respond within 24 hours. I'm not a brain surgeon, labor coach , or organ donor.
I only have a flip phone and it stays in my car. My wife is always yelling at me because I never turn it on when I go to the grocery store.
It's a wise person who goes to the market without a phone!
Load More Replies...Maps, we used maps. And let me tell you, when you recently have moved to the city you are doing freight delivery in, you learn quick.
Had to have up-to-date maps! Our office walls looked like a war room, wallpapered with maps. GPS in our phones was not a possibility yet so we would figure out a drivers day using the maps and the drivers had Garmin GPS in each vehicle. Learning to use a map was essential.
Load More Replies...I don't answer my phone, so I'm still ahead of the game. I read the texts and listen to voicemails, but I don't have to respond.
I don't know... The only number I ever remembered was my home landline. I got lost in my own city because I was convinced I knew the way to my friend's school and took the wrong tram 45 minutes into the wrong direction. I was also either at home or browsing library across the street. That's a pretty crappy god if you ask me ;)
Memorised stuff? No, we wrote it down. And we used to have street map books that we used for directions and to travel places.
This has nothing to do with age and is scientifically proven. That's why people recommend not using the same routes on a daily base because you tend to not see things anymore
Oh thank God, it's not just me. I thought I was having daily driving seizures.
I couldn't remember a whole half an hour drive home from work one time. It was kind of scary.
My thing is when I'm driving to one place , but thinking about another place that I also need to go, and then just start driving toward the second place.
In my younger days when taking my kids to daycare on the way to work, yes. I never lost a kid and was always ended up where I was supposed to.
Entering your 30s is not as bad as some people make it out to be. Yes, yours truly is officially 30 as of June of this year. And, as an actual 30-something, I have to say nothing's drastically changed. Children have been calling me "ma'am" for several years now, hangovers were never really easy for me even when I was younger, and I still haven't been a guest at any wedding.
But maybe I'm just that type of person; I've never made New Year's resolutions and didn't go out drinking on my 18th birthday. I do, however, notice that I'm starting to like some adult hobbies and activities that seemed ridiculous before. I often find myself browsing real estate websites, I've even taken up cycling and bought some fancy equipment, and I enjoy knitting at home by the television more and more. Is this what getting old feels like?
Mine decided to take one in July when blacked out and fell down a flight of stairs. NO, I was not on any d***s nor was I drunk!! 911 was called and I was in the hospital for a week because a UTI went sepsis, I could not walk and every time I tried to stand, my pulse would shoot up to over 150 and my BP would drop lower than 60/30 and I would hit the floor. I then spent five weeks in a skilled nursing rehab learning to walk again. Before the hospital I kept saying: "if it gets worse, I'll go to the doctor." My stress level was through the roof with my job and I was not thinking about myself. Now my heart and lungs are affected because of the tissue damage caused by the sepsis and now, at 60 years old, I am having to move into assisted living because I can not walk without my rollator, can not cook, etc, etc. etc...listen to your body!!!
I kept falling back in 2010 or so. I had a whole body tremor and serious mobility issues. I was in a rural hospital for 35 days! They had no idea what was going on. Turns out it was a thiamine deficiency secondary to bariatric surgery years before. Finally they give me a B1 shot and I go from wheelchair to walker overnight. Another shot and now I am on a cane. One more and I'm walking without assistance. Now I stay on top my supplementation regimen.
Load More Replies...My body did this to me. I was a yes person at work. And they ran with it but reward for it? Heck no. I went on annual leave for one week. Left instructions. Returned to chaos. I had a total nervous breakdown. Spent 4 months disengaged with everything. I let one person in, my best friend. I don't remember the holiday (we went to Dublin) and 4 months is missing. I started to reengage because my mum somewhat forced me. She broke in to my house and took me out. But after that, I FELT my brain change. I could genuinely feel it change wiring. And to this day, I have never been the same psychologically. My brain now recognises a point. I don't. And it shuts me down. Like narcolepsy. Zero control over it. It makes me self-care whether I like it or not.
I haven't had a vacation going on 16 years now. I'm still managing to crawl around...
Why is it so true!!!! P.s. I'm 100% sure my mom would still send me to school even if it's the Nuclear war.
Dying as fast as possible so that I don't have to deal with the aftermath.
Seriously. I hope I’m in the “immediately combust” zone.
Load More Replies...I’m not worried. I live less than 10 miles from the #2 place in the US likely to be targeted by nuclear weapons👍 I expect to be riding that mushroom cloud to my reward.
I live a little over 5 miles from downtown Chicago. If something happens, with any luck it’d be instant death.
Load More Replies...when children at summer camp are debating whether i'm 16 or 40 for half an hour. (I'm 20)
When I was a camp counselor I had a kid guess my age at 35 when I was 17.
Load More Replies..."Wow, nobody's ever called me an adult before. I've been tried as one though." (Simpsons school bus driver Otto)
I was mistaken for under 25 until I got to my mid-40's. Sometimes it was funny, sometimes it wasn't, as in "Yes, I know how to dance to disco, and I know why Nixon resigned. I listened to his farewell speech on a neighbor's radio and used Watergate as a term paper topic in college."
The @30somethingaf meme page was created by Sarah Pilger. She has been entertaining us, 30-somethings, on Instagram from 2017, and has amassed a following of 402k in the process. Back in 2022, when we covered the page the first time, Sarah told us that she always had a comedic streak, and a meme page was a great way to be funny on the internet.
"Memes and gifs were just getting started and I found myself looking at them thinking of other captions I would use that were funnier to me. I've always been interested in comedy and if I could go back in time, I would have pursued a career in writing for stand-up, sketch comedy or satirical sitcoms," Sarah told us in 2022.
And sorry for laughing at you old lady when you farted out loud in the grocery, and to you old man , when you were driving too slow……,
I am officially old a month and 21days ago and I don't go to bed at 9pm. Lately it has been closer to midnight.
You do you, man. When you retire you go to bed when you want and get up when you want, making allowances for getting up to pee several times, lol.
Load More Replies...And when you reach a "certain age" it will dawn on you why we eat supper NO later than 7pm.
My parents are in their 70s, go to bed around midnight, and eat dinner between 7 and 8pm…
Load More Replies...Yesterday, my daughter called me at 6:25. I was asleep and immediately went What's wrong? And that's because I thought it was 6:20 in the morning, not 6:20 in the evening. That's the trouble with winter when it's dark early!
Old is a set of numbers. I may be old in numbers, but I'm still so young at heart, soul and mind, so there, bite me 👅 By the way, some of us probably go to bed at 9 because we can
OMG!! I'm now 70....I didn't think that was old....but, yep...it definitely is.....
The real hack is going to bed at a consistent time every day. What that time is, isn't relevant.
Or get a Jake who doesn't drink and STILL tells you how much he loves you, many times each day.
Yeah, my dog tells me that she loves me a few dozen times a day. She also doesn't rope me into plans I don't want to deal with.
Load More Replies...Where is this man who wants you to know how much he loves you? Does he have brothers?
Sarah said that she creates about what she knows; usually, what she finds funny, her audience deems relatable as well. She told Bored Panda that 30-somethings are people who are "learning to adult." "Some are family-focused, some are career-driven, some still have Peter Pan syndrome, and others are just plain lost in the growth they are expected to experience," she told us previously.
I remember a Twilight Zone where some bloke hid in a basement and some nuclear event went on. When he came out he wanted to read all the books in the library. Had coke bottle glasses and they broke.
"Time Enough at Last" with Burgess Meredith. GREAT episode!
Load More Replies...The fear about losing the glasses was actually a Twilight Zone episode.
For me, that applies for any social media link I receive... Don't have any social media accounts, am 39 and happy! :D
Not sure you can get any credit for being social media free when you're posting this on a social media aggregator...
Load More Replies...The amount of times a week I have to tell my best friend that I don't care about some thing she saw on tiktok is staggering.
Haha right, whenever someone tells me a story that starts off, today I saw on FB or tik tok I give them a story that starts with, today in real life.
Load More Replies...what I hate is when a website writes an article with a social media post as the source, but then the original writer of said social media post deletes it and now you have an article on a website with no context...
I have an Instagram account because my youngest grandson posts his travels there. I have a few hundred followers and I don't know why I don't post, I only follow. I do not Twitter or Tik Tok
If it involves moving pictures or sound I want nothing to do with it. Too intrusive and requires too much energy.
C'mon, you don't like looking up some nimrod's nose while they fake cry over a hairdo?
Load More Replies...Happy to report that my boss constantly reminds us that our numbers are okay and that we shouldn't overdo it, especially when someone returns from an illness, even if it was 'only' one week of a cold.
For Sarah, our 30s are the time when we finally understand what we want, not what others want of us. "Whether it's material items, travel, children, investing or even more extreme partying, doors are opened that we didn't have in our 20s. We also have way more autonomy than we did in our 20s, which is good and bad. With more responsibility comes more freedom, but the opposite is also true."
Yeah, sometimes outside is far too peopley, but inside can often be a bit too unpeopley, life is all about balance , and the right people.
Don't get sappy. This is a situation that requires a cat (preferred) and just me.
Load More Replies..."Let's live adventurous and get the 20 count of those chicken nuggets!"
What we need is a "Supportive man line" as opposed to a phone sex line where some man, in an emotive voice says, "What were they thinking, you're beautiful!" and "You're right, you're so right!" and "Have you lost weight?"
or...I could really go for a Big Breakfast from Mickey D's..yes dear.
I do not have ducks. Or a row. I have squirrels, and they're everywhere.
I don't know if my ducks are in a row or not. Last I heard from them was when they sent a a drunk text and group pictures from a dive bar in Bangkok. That was 6 months ago.
For a while I had three little ducks in a row on a window sill and it felt so good. My husband had his three little ducks all over the place and it felt so wrong. I think I needed those external ducks in a row to help calm my internal ducks. Nowadays, I don't know where two of my external ducks are and I'm okay with that because my internal ducks are finally calm. 🪿
My ducks are presently enjoying the drainage ditch behind my house because we've had enough rain lately to fill it.
"I think people in their 30s are a lot smarter than we get credit for," Sarah shared with us in 2022. "We graduated college during the Great Recession and are still succeeding. We are the oldest portion of the millennial generation, which often gets a bad rap. While we do fall victim to the urge for instant gratification, we are also the leaders of our generation [who] have set an achievable and commendable standard," she believes.
Well... she never has to "get ready to dust". Who knows how long it would actually take her... could be a lot more.
Plot twist - Her entire career started as a housework avoidance tactic that's just spiraled.
Load More Replies...I don't have a list, but if I did "getting ready to dust" would be near the top right after vacuuming.
It is so liberating to go bagless! I have these work pants with far too many pockets. I can store everything I really need in there.. just have to remember to empty the pockets before laundering. Lost some cheap earbuds and a delta vape that way.
There is no "too many pockets". Even if the pockets have pockets.
Load More Replies...These are the guys, when they need something, will ask the women around them KNOWING the woman will have whatever it is.
I was at a Harvest Festival, and a guy with two kids comes up and asks if I have anything for a headache. I, of course, did. He got some excedrin, and I KNEW he had looked around and took a chance on the woman with the biggest purse.
Load More Replies...They have functioning pockets though that are not included in most women’s clothes. I have pocket envy!
We have pockets. A lot of pockets. Filled with everything we might or might not need for an apocalypse.
I got a men's hunting jacket for field work and there are so many pockets! The same brand ladies cut had 2.
Load More Replies...I have my purse, but I hide it in the car. I have pockets in most of my pants and I carry a little case with the essentials - in my pocket. Keys, chapstick, and the card case, that's all.
It's safe to do that in an environment with women who will rescue you you.
I'm in my 60's and my brain still thinks I'm in my 30's but my body faithfully reminds me how old I am EVERY DAY.
How in heck did I get to be 75? I remember my 30th and 40th birthdays so clearly.
Load More Replies...Being in your 30s is wild. You are not young anymore (despite everyone over 50 tells you so) but you don't want to belong to "the old folks" yet. If you want to go out you'll be the granny at the disco or the kid at the bar. And if you say someone is "about your age" it could be anything from 25-45
Sitting in the company cafeteria on the evening of my 40th birthday. Some flightline blueshirt techies are bullshitting at a nearby table and I suddenly realize I'm not in my 20s any more.
Feeling old is when you're told your birth date is closer to WWII than to the present date🤦🤦🤦
Wow. That happened when I was 9 months old! I mean nobody told me, I just was.
Load More Replies...There's more scientific evidence that your 30s might be your happiest decade. A 2012 survey by insurer Aviva asked 2,000 adults what is the best age to be, and the average came out to be 35. By that age, many people said they had reached certain milestones, but still had many good years ahead of them.
Before diagnosing yourself as having depression, first make sure you aren't surrounded by a******s.
I was telling a psychologist about the verbal abuse I suffered from mental health specialists. She told me to explain to them why their cruel words, raised voice and laughing at me hurt me. They're not children who need raising and gentle explanation. I don't understand why there are exclusively psychologists and psychiatrists who lack empathy. Do they really want to suck at their job all the time, always, never have a win?
I was doing end of night put backs, and the group of teens I worked with were all on another asile, not working, just talking. One of them calls over that I'm really quiet. My response: I'm having more fun listening to your heads rattle
Aw, I like my coworkers. We just make jokes and gripe about work/clients.
Load More Replies...🎼everything you say to meeee, takes me one step closer to the edge. RIP Chester
Load More Replies...I used to do that, then, the reason I put them on would decide to ask me a (useless) question every minute and a half till I would get PO'd and take them off.
Load More Replies...Uh-oh, I'm actually saying it, not thinking it. Boy did I get that wrong
Yup, wouldn't it be nice to have a dumb a** around to keep your equilibrium?
Load More Replies...I used to work for a department that had TWO DAY LONG meetings every 6 months. It was the literal definition of 4 full days of torture, especially because 90% of it was different managers updating the VP. Nobody else needed to know or cared, just her. It was simply more convenient for her to have everyone in the same room to do it all at once. Evil beeatch.
The British social networking site Friends Reunited did a similar poll in 2012. They asked people over 40 what their best years were, and many said it was when they were 33. "By this age innocence has been lost, but our sense of reality is mixed with a strong sense of hope, a 'can do' spirit, and a healthy belief in our own talents and abilities," psychologist Donna Dawson commented in the survey's findings.
Is it just me or does the lady in this picture look like Chappell Roan...?
You'd actually say "guys"? By the way, nobody wants to go back to the basics.
Load More Replies...Not everyone achieves what they thought they would by their 30s. Yet comparing ourselves to peers and adhering to certain cultural trends and milestones will probably do us more harm than good. "The recipe for happiness will differ for each person," psychotherapist Hilda Burke explained to Stylist.
To be fair, I don't think putting "beta" in your profile is gonna get you any strange either...
Load More Replies...While for women that would be true for wearing anything with cheetah or leopard print, 3 inch long (or more) nails, a combination of insta filters that still can't hide the over application of poorly applied makeup, Hobbies that include being a :boss b***h, "Retail therapy" or anything involving any "real wives" or other "reality" TV. Oh and making stupid, shallow judgemental comments about people's hobbies.
Or a truck, shotgun, pizza, sword, fedora and anything the holder thinks will impress people.
I honestly don't get all the hate for fishing photos. Is it about the slimy wet dead thing? Because if you ignore the slimy wet dead thing, you'll see that it's a photo of a guy who has a hobby and friends, gets out of the house, and even has a potentially useful skill. Those are all good things.
I think it’s just the stereotype that says “if you fish, you’re one of those conservatives who hold fish and wear camo and hunt and yell at people and are illiterate. I know a few of those people, but I also enjoy fishing… so I don’t know.
Load More Replies...Okay, i used to make fun of this too until one day I had an epiphany and realized oh...this is a person's hobby and a lot of guys don't go around taking selfies. These are the pictures they have of themselves. No the 45 year old divorced guy laying in bed looking down at the camera making a double chin is a sign to run.
Ok, stupid me just had to check the comments to understand this is really about a fish.
I laughed at this! My daughter is 14 and firmly in the sloth stage.
Load More Replies...One of the most wonderful discoveries was that Wally World sells plastic containers pretty cheap...not as cheap as an oleo tub, but close.
"Whatever it is, it needs to be your own formula. Copy and pasting other people's life templates will never sate. If we are ever to be truly happy, we first need to get to know ourselves and what makes us tick rather than trying to tick off a checklist of societal norms," Burke emphasized.
When I get drunk (which is very rare) I make facebook post about whatever thought that comes into my head. Except the time I mentioned how I wish we had a school reunion and my sister encouraged me to message my school friends. Actually led to some interesting conversations, catching up on where everyone was in life.
That's way too much effort. Get your stones AT the seashore so you don't have to carry them there.
But stones at the seashore must float, because otherwise how would they get up on the beaches. Right?
Load More Replies...I am not a doctor nor do I play one on TV and I AM NOT giving medical advice, but I did "hear" from a professional that when my two a Hydroxyzine a day isn't cutting it and I have to take an extra one or two just to get through stupid people and then I am short at the end of the month that a 3mg or 5mg melatonin can work just as well and it does for me, this is just my opinion and it IS NOT medical advice!!!
Adderall always worked for me. Doesn't make people any less annoying or stupid, BUT it allows me to fully ignore them without giving them a second thought once out of my immediate eye line.
Load More Replies...When you learn enough about people, you realise the fear is fully justified. Everyone is in danger, all the time. Those who assume the worst have been right all along. It's a long and painful process to lose hope and all illusions about people, but it's better than lying to yourself.
How many Pandas in their 30s do we have here? Tell us what your experience of turning 30 and living life as a tercentenarian has been like. Do you take naps more often? Or have you, like the priest from "Fleabag," started to enjoy going to bed at 9:30 pm? Let us know those and your other 30s habits in the comments!
Having to go out in a society full of people I hate. Does that count?
There hasn't really been much of a zeitgeist of any particular part of the past 20 years, either. We had those cool "year 2000" NYE glasses and then... what?
And could sleep soundly all night long! Not having to get up to pee and then lying awake another hour or two...
Personally I'm not doing well with the change in meaning - I always have to stop and think
Load More Replies...People who say this don't remember the endless bedtime stories, lullabies, glasses of water, and getting up multiple times to tell your mom you can't sleep. Not to mention the flashlight reading under the covers.
Yeah, that didn't happen in my house. I didn't get bedtime stories, and there was no getting up, that was mom's time to do drụgs and men.
Load More Replies...Neurodivergancy can make that difficult. Some people consider it rude. Some, like me, just consider it a "i relate dw i understand u"
To not offend acknowledge their experience first before sharing your experience - if you can still remember what you wanted to say
Load More Replies...Story sharing is a very common way for neurodivergent people to connect and show empathy...how about we normalize that not all people have the same style of communication?
It's a very common way for normal people and different cultures to relate. In some cultures a person is not trustworthy if they've revealed nothing about themselves. Getting offended by this is a little neurodivergent.
Load More Replies...I listen but so it gets locked in my memory (have adhd) i relate it to my own struggles. It's what i need to socially understand you, don't be angry. It's just a different process, understanding helps all.
I thought sharing about yourself, in sympathy/support was part of active listening?
I try not to, but it's hard. I'm just showing that I know what they're going through and trying to make a small connection with them.
I'm part of the neurodivergent crew and my friends and family know that I'm actually listening, if/when I interrupt them with what's in my head. If I don't get it out right then, there's a great chance that I won't get that thought back, at least not anytime soon. Sometimes I will say excuse me and ask them to try and remind me about what I want to share with them, after they're done with their story.
When my mother died, a coworker said she had been through that twice. Obviously wanted me to pull on that thread. I didn't bc I don't like attention seekers. She explained the other one was stepmother. My aunt on the day of the funeral told me a crazy story about her mother sending her to Croatia for a year to take care of her sister's newborn. People are the worst and can't let another person have any attention.
It's when they're one up-ing you with their story that I get upset; it's not a competition!
I started getting my boobs in 4th grade. Suddenly, ALL the boys were so helpful, opening doors/helping me with my coat/carrying my books... unfortunately, they all stopped talking to my face and started talking to my chest...
Reminds me of what happened to my older sister, but on the flip side: negative attention from girls. She noticeably had a chest in 5th grade but girls in her class would tease her and accuse her of wearing a bra stuffed with tissues. Poor sis came home upset many a day. Either way it's a shame that something so uncontrollably physical would control the behaviors of peers 😞
Load More Replies...The media told us that was a positive (if not imperative) thing to have as a woman.
Load More Replies...If more people owned smaller cars instead of monstrosities, there would be more parking spots.
I've come to expect it. There is no way a spot this close to the building is empty.
Part of the time I drive a small car. Part of the time I drive an extended length van. The van has to be pulled as far into parking spots as possible so you don't block the road behind you. As a result I tend to pull the small car all the way up, rather than stopping when the back end is far enough in, which would let people coming by looking for a spot see that there is a car there.
I have two options, go to bed before 8pm or stay awake until 2am (and wonder where those 6 hours went)
I live with my sister. She’s in bed usually by 8. I, on the other hand, am a born night owl. My time to do things is roughly from 5pm to 3am. I never stop busting her chops about how, when she’d be at our parent’s house, she’d come home and complain how boring it was, they were in bed by 7:30, and only had network tv!
Changing the clocks is a killer. When it's 5:30 pm and it looks like its midnight outside... 7:29pm sounds about right.
In addition to "WTF", it's time that we all learn to recognize the also-useful "HTF".
If I am the dad, I'd probably mow even the neighbour's yard too.
In my husband’s crazy but wonderful family, this would be mild stuff. Everyone accepts everyone else’s life choices. We are a very happy family.
At least this wasn't your drunk therapist texting you with their latest breakthrough diagnosis.
All these people self-diagnosing autism (and other conditions) are SO, for lack of a better term, "cringe"
I'm a retired LCSW child and adolescent family therapist. Diagnostics is hard, and only to be done by a Master's prepared (6 years of college) licensed clinician.
Load More Replies...Many of my rehab patients would just preen the whole time they were on camera. It was really interesting to watch that level of self-absorption. Doesn't seem to be as big of an issue with my more high functioning population.
I’ve seen it too. Usually it’s just one person, but it’s highly irritating.
Load More Replies...I hope this is true, maybe no one notices when I have to jump up from my chair because the sensor light has gone off and I'm in darkness!
To me, it’s about feeding insecure and wanting to make sure you don’t look weird.
Load More Replies...Well this would be akin to someone who was a teenager in the 90's discovering "Happy Days" Dawsons creek premiered 26 years ago, and aired the final episode 21 years ago.
as of this morning, I wholeheartedly agree.. it´s way too cold and I am tired AF.
This is a real thing. We're losing the ability to concentrate and it's not good.
And the younger generation never gains the ability in the first place, so they are even more f****d than us.
Load More Replies...I was never able to study with focus for more than 20 mins... never.
I don't false promise. In an interview I'll straight up tell them I'm horrible with people but I will absolutely get stuff done.
You would instantly get my respect for that. Far too many people are full of BS.
Load More Replies...If you can't ride the electric cart and guzzle wine from a pringles can in Wal-Mart are we even America anymore?
Why would you put wine in a Pringles can, doesn't it already come in bottles? Seems like an unnecessary extra step.
I'm guessing she thought it was stealthy. I mean, drinking from a bottle would be too obvious, right?
Load More Replies...I remember reading this when it happened a few yrs (?) ago--think there was even video from the stores camera of her riding through the store
As my hero Red Green would say.."handyman's secret weapon"
Load More Replies...My Momma's rule: This is a roll of Duct Tape in every room of the house and in each and every car!! No Exceptions!!
And an address book with a calendar , a map and a calculator
Load More Replies...I can remember going to the beach for the day with a towel and a pair of sunglasses.
I STILL use my iPod for music. I don't want to bog my phone down with all the extra stuff
Started carrying around a digital camera lately to take bird pictues. There's no phone on the planet that can do a 30x-40x zoom without the picture coming out a total pixel mess
Think I will avoid that sadness. Everyone wants me to try to be happy.
How about the trauma of an audio tape backloaded Teddy Ruxpin or Big Bird with the batteries going down? Full disclosure- I'm past my 30's.
Oh yes! I had the Big Bird and low battery was nightmare fuel!
Load More Replies...The day is coming where a whole bunch of people who spent their teenage years within listening distance of a voice controlled smart assistant will have their private conversations, and idle musing leaked on to the internet for all the world to consume at will, with a database of their internet search history, and links to every social media account they frequent. That's considerably more terrifying than a cheap toy being mildly creepy.
…and if you’re extra good you can rip off the heads of all the barbies and feed them to GI Joe
Last " luxury items " were new socks. The majority were needs. Sad to be poor.
I just paid over $100 for an oil change and that was my price after the veteran discount was applied. 🤦🏻♀️
And when you buy it online, that delivery day just doesn't hit the same as when you buy something fun.
Wait until you have to scroll to the last option "60 and over" then you will experience real sadness
Only if you can still read anything on a small computer screen.
Load More Replies...I recently had to check the 30-50 box. I was shocked that a few months ago I was 29, now I'm suddenly 50.
I have to spin that bad boy like I'm on The Price is Right when scrolling for my age (51)
I'm still waiting for the 95-105 option because I want to select that one just to see what happens.
That picture always makes think that's what "Marla" from fight club looked like as a child.
I'd use the money to buy cartoon merch not a tiara. Y'hear that?! I'd rather have an Ed, Edd n Eddy poster than a dress!
I can handle reality in small doses, but as a lifestyle it’s much too confining.
Sleep? What is that? I think it's a battle that I barely win these days. I have not been to sleep yet. Wish I could.
Then 3 days until you quit drinking because no Amount of fun is worth feeling like s**t for 4 days
Load More Replies...Man, I tell people I'm 51 feeling pretty oldish, and they're like "oh you're just a babyyyyy". I'm like WTF??
I was once part of a community garden group. They talked about their ages and the 84 year old lady told the 72 year old guy he was still a baby 😂. I was 33 😵.
Load More Replies...The 30s are the best times if my life so far. Looking towards to my 40s and making them the next best times in the future! 😍
I don't know about you guys but late 20s to late 30s was great for me. And I am sure except for some medical issues here and there, 40s will be the same
That's usually how it works because of the upvote, downvote thing.
Load More Replies...The 30s are the best times if my life so far. Looking towards to my 40s and making them the next best times in the future! 😍
I don't know about you guys but late 20s to late 30s was great for me. And I am sure except for some medical issues here and there, 40s will be the same
That's usually how it works because of the upvote, downvote thing.
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