Question

At what age did you start to feel old?

Answer 1

15

Answer 2

Good for you.

Answer 3

I think that I was about 3 when I spotted my first gray hair. Then at 5 my hair started thinning, and my beard started to gray as well. So I had my mother go to the drugstore and pick up some "Just for Old Babies" advanced formula!

Answer 4

lol

Answer 5

30

Answer 6

I am 66 years old have Rheumatoid arthritis and a little trouble with my breathing at times and I still don't feel old.

Answer 7

That hasn't happened yet. 56 and going strong

Answer 8

about 68 it really kicked in

Answer 9

At 75, I feel that since I made it this far living a life **** on mind and body, I have no business feeling old. If I change my mind in 20 years or so I'll let y'all know.

Answer 10

I started feeling old when I turned 17, lol.

Answer 11

12. \{-.-}/

Answer 12

wow,..

Answer 13

I know. I'm almost 21 now.

Answer 14

Yes I know,...and when married? Lol

Answer 15

I have not been married.

Answer 16

when plans to get married, ..? lol

Answer 17

After I'm out of college.

Answer 18

yeah, for a partner .. I pray for the best for you, ..

Answer 19

about 20s years

Answer 20

At 66 i'm still going

Answer 21

My job at the time was to do interviews and backgrounds on applicants applying for a position with the company. I had just got the 20 year high school reunion when I realize that most of the individuals applying for a job with my company weren't even alive when I graduated. Talk about feeling old...

Answer 22

15 or 16

Answer 23

Age 57 and still not feeling it MOST of the time. I don't even think about it, I just am more or less experienced in life than anyone else . . .

Answer 24

23

Answer 25

When, over and over again, Turner Classic Movies started playing their Memory Lane theme, for actors and actresses I grew up with.

Remembering Charlton Heston. Deborah Kerr. And so many others...

Answer 26

I'm 71, and I don't feel old at all. I keep fit, and eat right, and keep my mind alert. It's all in the head how old you feel.

Answer 27

since I will not be buried; maybe when they dump my ashes in the sea... but then either I swim or the fish will be a tad dusty...

Answer 28

Actually .. I choose OTHER ..
for when someone commented about my "Grandchildren" ..
(****-o .. those toddlers were my ********)

I felt every bit my actual age at the time ..
and since then .. the raising of the ******** do indeed let you feel every ache of the joints and bones .. as well as all the GREY in the hair too ..
(Thankfully .. they are ****** and on their own now .. whew .. and I am Retired!)

Answer 29

I didn't get the old gene =o)

Answer 30

19

Answer 31

... when i could no longer do free-hanging pull-ups. My joints just couldn't take it anymore.

Answer 32

I actually remember waking up one day when I was 26, and knowing it. I've never felt quite the same as I did the day before.

Answer 33

32. 乂°‿°乂

Answer 34

I'll be 66 next week, and I'm not there yet. My mother is 90, and she's still not "old". "Old" is a state of mind.

Answer 35

AMEN

Answer 36

In reading the responses I notice that for a large part, the younger people (kids to us) believe they feel old, while the more mature people still feel young. Here are the people with their long, entire lives before them yet, their best yet to come, and they feel old already. Perhaps they have not yet learned what "old" is, or they fail to appreciate the gifts they are given, the value and promise of years yet to come. There seems to be some kind of irony here, but it eludes me at the time.

Answer 37

They are the gimmee generation. It's **** work sitting on your fat **** all day. It ages you prematurely.

Answer 38

Perhaps. Maybe some of them could explain exactly why they feel old. What actually is it they expect out of life that makes them feel they have aged beyond their physical years, especially when so many who are actually older still have a young outlook. We all have to grow up, we never have to grow old.

Answer 39

at 55, I still feel young!

Answer 40

well, thank you.