Bruh, someone from '99 is only 26

Okay. I was born in the early 70's. Lemme just brush the dust off, and I'll join you.

Sigh, they always forget the gen X.

Wtffffff I just woke up. I don't need this right now.

I was 2 when the Berlin wall fell.

I just want to watch futurama reruns and eat take-out chinese

What I do if I am that old person who is tired and still not happy

Send help

Me at only 41 years old:

That's right ladies, I'm exhausted

Huh, I guess I'm old, but the joke's on you -- but I won't make you happy. 😎

'75 here. All you youngsters can get the hell off my lawn.

Actually, what I've noticed is that I don't so much feel older as I do the "kids" keep getting younger. Was I like that at their age? Yep, probably, but I felt mature and adult then. To some degree. That thing about how you never really feel like an adult? I still get that a little bit. But after three decades of being an adult, it has also set in a bit.

Mostly, I'm opinionated, and I remember things from the past 40 years because I was alive for them, so they aren't history to me, they are a part of the life I experienced.

So as you guys get older, I think you'll find that - like whatever happens after Trump, unless it does continue to get worse (which is quite possible), there will come a time when a younger generation won't know what it felt like to live under this fascism, and you, having lived through it, will have your mind blown because it's history to them.

Which I guess has helped me when I think about figures from history and the past in general. While I can't imagine living before the era of cars, I do know that whatever time frame you look at - to the people living at that time, it was all contemporary and modern. And so when you see people that had relationships with other people and arguments and such, you really do realize that we're all human.

Also, the older I get, the more I realize just how precious life is. And when you're young, you really are going to live forever. But every single day that passes is gone forever. Every month takes you further forward. Each year goes by and never comes back. When your 20s are gone, they won't ever return. Don't let that upset you, just make sure you aren't coasting along and wasting time, waiting for what comes next, because if you spend you life waiting for what comes next, you die without anything ever coming next. Don't "make every moment count" - do take time to relax. Just make sure that you are not ONLY relaxing, and don't put everything off to the future. Do what you can to enjoy the life you have as best as you can while also trying to keep improving things.

The elderly urge to comment on this thread

I'll take getting older over the alternative every time.

I'm not happy I'm sixty. But, I am happy I'm not dead.

Joke's on you. You're gonna have to live through the worst of what's coming.

Can confirm, I feel old and tired all the time. Not gonna fuck around (in a bad way) with my partner. Unfortunately, I'm also not gonna fuck around much in a good way, because I feel old and tired all the time.

holy shit, I am born in the mid 80s. I must be decrepit.

Early '85 here... I'm scared of getting out of the chair after reading this one, might get a hernia.

I guess that means I'm ancient. In the context of Stargate I'll take it, just call me Janus.

1965 clocking in. I want slippers and some soup.

All the "being old" feels aside, why would you be happy with a "tired" person?

As an August 89 kid... I don't know what to feel.

Either way I am offended and this has ruined my day

‘85 here, I’m so tired.

Back in my day