40 People Share Things They Used To Love That Have Become Less Fun With Age

Hello fellow potato.

Is it because someone tried to stick you in a stew

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So can this one 🥔

Why was this downvoted?

"Peopley." Love it. You made me laugh.

Who said anything about a trash bag? Dressing up for the grocery story is just crazy. I've been going for over 40 years and I don't care who sees me food shopping. I'm there to finish a grocery list not get someone to look at me. Do you put on a face full of makeup everywhere you o?

Exactly this! I have "home" pajamas with cute designs and "going out" pajamas in solid colors or with minimal designs. I have convinced myself that anything without an obvious print is high fashion.

Kind of the same with me. Unless absolutely necessary I wear mascara and that's it. I'd ditch the mascara too but I'm blonde and therefore have blonde eyelashes so I feel self conscious when it looks like I don't have eyelashes. Big bonus is that not piling stuff on my face that I later have to remove has done wonders for my skin. I love the skincare and go life

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Oh hell yes...Why does my guitar tuner app need access to my camera, contact list, Bluetooth, and a laundry list of other things that have absolutely nothing to do with tuning a guitar...microphone is all it should need. So nope, not downloading the app.

Thats why i refuse to download a supermarkets app. I have a card. They can scan that

I used to believe in god before I developed an autoimmune disease, now after every surgery and hospital admission I am praising the medical staff.

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Jesus is in the doctors, the hands of the researcher, the kind nurse, the caring EMT...

Each their own; I haven't walked a mile in their shoes. You have to understand when a person is thanking Jesus they are thanking him for the doctors ; nurses etc; for putting them in place to help them.

Please tell me where all these amazing doctors are I had over 3O doctors misdiagnose and lie to my face to avoid taking me on as a patient with vasculitis while actively having strokes. People, especially women are dying of easily treatable diseases like its the 1800s across the country. Most doctors I meet deserve lawsuits, not gratitude. Since the laws are rigged in their favor, even the law wont make them want to help patients with anything outside of common viruses, infections and very obvious injuries.

Medical staff, or doctors, wouldn't help me. Why? I had medicaid, and it wouldn't pay for surgery. Just, leave her o pain meds! I should be in a wheelchair! My back was letting me down at 40. I worked so hard while my kids were little, I destroyed it. Stocking shelves, detailing cats, cleaning homes. Medicaid, gave up on me. Then, God stepped in, and healed it all! I even had disability without going to the family law master. I LOVE GOD!!!

Obviously not as import as medical, but I'm in IT, and I get so frustrated when I fix something for somebody and they go "Thank Jesus!" What about me? What did HE have to do with it? Sometimes it's followed up with a Thank you to me, but many times not. Maybe next time I'll just tell them to call a carpenter.

My grandma would do this all the time. Whenever something came up and she'd spend too much of her pension on mooching family members and didn't have enough to take care of her own bills, she'd always say "oh I'm not worried. God will take care of it." then when my mom would eventually give up, after trying to convince her to stop sending those people money and pay her own bills, my mom would pay them herself. So when my grandma's lights came back on, "ohhh praise the lord! I told you, didn't I tell you? God took care of it." and I would get so mad. "No he didn't! MOM did!" Of course she never learned her lesson, no thank you, nothing. I've always hated the ones who would get on their knees and pray for every single little thing, rather than fix it themselves. It's even in the Bible, "God helps those who help themselves"!

I believe in God and I am a trained medical professional. You don't have to be or the other. Yes I believe in science. I believe God gave us the capability to learn how to create, make, and discover and science is a part of that ability. I also acknowledge and accept those who do not believe in God, or believe a different deity other than my own. Religion gives people comfort in times that they feel they have no control. That is part of mental health (a.k.a. science as well).

go on, tell us how you really feel! jk, im behind you 100%!!!

I have had the most shitty situations in life! Life or death, sickness, etc...I have never asked "God" or anyone else. I have left it in the hands of the doctors & staying on top of those medical professionals. Staying informed, knowing what they are telling me. I am not a religious person. I believe if religion gets others through their day, that is their right! I will always fight for you to keep that right but keep your religious beliefs & monies out of my right to freedoms, our schools, our govt, our laws & MY PANTS! Our laws should be based on facts. Honest, trustworthy, proven facts that reflect the melting pot our country is.

I will never thank medical staff for anything. They are the reason for my issues. I suffer everyday because of this training you speak of. I thank GOD for saving me after their stupid "mistake".

My wife moved away from her small white AF, hick town and met people. She suppressed being a lesbian, was racist, conservative, pro-life, went to church every Sunday. Even when we met she was hardcore. I introduced her to my trans friends, my atheist friends, friends from other races and parts of the world. Now she's out, proud, pro choice, and liberal AF.

Very true. Thinking about this the other day. I thought, I'm the only non Christian in my family. I used to parrot the beliefs of my parents. Well, I went back and forth. Then, I got to know myself and just say I'm spiritual. I'm a liberal as well. But, I like to find balance in things. My point is that I broke away from the beliefs of my immediate and extended family. How many folks do that? And why do some do it and some don't?

Tell that to the doctors who refuse to treat trans kids on the basis of religion or perform life saving abortions on the basis of religion.

Sure and many scientists and doctors believe in a good and their religion does stand in their way completely, and they push for biased laws that allow them to continue doing that but don't allow for other doctors to make choices not to. They want freedom to believe but don't want anyone that disagrees with their belief to have the same freedom. They don't want their own professions questioned but they'll discount any that don't align with their own regardless of how incorrect and dangerous it is, and THAT'S what the discussion here is about. Ignoring that is complicity

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... cos it's suppressed during work, or they work in a divided mind. Let's face it, if one believes it to be true, contradicting results of science must be false, and vice versa. At some point, you can't evade having to choose.