in the age of quicken-the-idiot apparently there’s a plague of elderly loneliness.
and I hear ageism is rampant too, discrimination regards job opportunity, by employers.
so what to do.
transition said:
in the age of quicken-the-idiot apparently there’s a plague of elderly loneliness.and I hear ageism is rampant too, discrimination regards job opportunity, by employers.
so what to do.
Join an on line forum and read about other people having a life?
sarahs mum said:
transition said:
in the age of quicken-the-idiot apparently there’s a plague of elderly loneliness.and I hear ageism is rampant too, discrimination regards job opportunity, by employers.
so what to do.
Join an on line forum and read about other people having a life?
Never thought she’d be alone. This far down the line.
sarahs mum said:
transition said:
in the age of quicken-the-idiot apparently there’s a plague of elderly loneliness.and I hear ageism is rampant too, discrimination regards job opportunity, by employers.
so what to do.
Join an on line forum and read about other people having a life?
i’d think that healthy, though not the displacement aspect, or instead of.
i’m thinking about aging really slowly. I’m going to do it slow.
nothing wrong with slow.
transition said:
sarahs mum said:
transition said:
in the age of quicken-the-idiot apparently there’s a plague of elderly loneliness.and I hear ageism is rampant too, discrimination regards job opportunity, by employers.
so what to do.
Join an on line forum and read about other people having a life?
i’d think that healthy, though not the displacement aspect, or instead of.
i’m thinking about aging really slowly. I’m going to do it slow.
nothing wrong with slow.
Cemeteries are full of people who thought the same, a few of them were even correct.
transition said:
in the age of quicken-the-idiot apparently there’s a plague of elderly loneliness.and I hear ageism is rampant too, discrimination regards job opportunity, by employers.
so what to do.
Now that I’m advancing in age, I begin to understand ageism.
I’m approaching a stage where I’m “all talk and no action”, which is a problem for employers.
Age also gives deviousness, for example it helps me to hide my faults from others.
Which is why all popes are old.
sarahs mum said:
transition said:
in the age of quicken-the-idiot apparently there’s a plague of elderly loneliness.and I hear ageism is rampant too, discrimination regards job opportunity, by employers.
so what to do.
Yeah well maybe but when you keep getting banned all the time it’s not good for you.
Join an on line forum and read about other people having a life?
Peak Warming Man said:
sarahs mum said:
transition said:
in the age of quicken-the-idiot apparently there’s a plague of elderly loneliness.and I hear ageism is rampant too, discrimination regards job opportunity, by employers.
so what to do.
Join an on line forum and read about other people having a life?
Yeah well maybe but when you keep getting banned all the time it’s not good for you.
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>Age also gives deviousness, for example it helps me to hide my faults from others.
the young mind is much better at that.
PermeateFree said:
transition said:
sarahs mum said:Join an on line forum and read about other people having a life?
i’d think that healthy, though not the displacement aspect, or instead of.
i’m thinking about aging really slowly. I’m going to do it slow.
nothing wrong with slow.
Cemeteries are full of people who thought the same, a few of them were even correct.
that’s not a secret hope I drop dead soon, prematurely. It could be.
the thread’s about aging comfortably, the psychological comfort.
whether culture is still, in any sense, for the satisfaction of human nature, including elderly people.
do elderly people have a human nature?
transition said:
i’d think that healthy, though not the displacement aspect, or instead of.
i’m thinking about aging really slowly. I’m going to do it slow.
nothing wrong with slow.
that’s not a secret hope I drop dead soon, prematurely. It could be.
the thread’s about aging comfortably, the psychological comfort.
whether culture is still, in any sense, for the satisfaction of human nature, including elderly people.
do elderly people have a human nature?
I don’t have an answer. I’m bored out of my skull. Shopping for the week wipes me out physically for two whole days.
I’m not aging comfortably.
I haven’t managed going slow either. Huge effort for a short time, two to three days, a lot more than anybody half my age could manage, then weeks of inaction.
I don’t know whether elderly people … I’ve got more cynical as I get older and see more fads coming and going.
Perhaps coping with bodily breakdown becomes a full time occupation.