Does age make you more aware of and caring for others?

[cupidkisses]

Yes

No

[Wonderer89]

I think it’s actually made me more selective on who to care for tbh... I wanted to please everyone when I was younger and make sure I was doing everything I possibly could for everyone in my life. It wasn’t sustainable, it often wasn’t returned and I’ve learned who to dedicate my care and effort to

[LittleSally]

Not really... since I've always cared for others...
I imagine it makes very selfish people maybe a little more caring... but the people who've always cared still do...

[My-Shangri-La]

No. A number means nothing. It’s how mentally mature and aware you are that counts

[My-Shangri-La]

Thank you!

[LegateLanius]

I've cared about others enough to volunteer my time and resources.

[StrangerByTheDay]

I don't really think of it that way dear.
In my opinion, age does make you want to push things forward regarding what you have not yet accomplished and is still on your TO-DO list.
Caring for others can start from young age, and depending on the personality and character.
That does not change the fact that people are able to change their behavior with time :-)

[simpleguy23]

It depends on what context are you growing up on, some people may grow up to be tougher and or more concentrated on themselves rather than others who grow up with a stronger sense of community.

[stuntbrain]

As I have gotten older, I've become more aware of how little I care for others

[Decentguy]

it makes me more numb and want to stay away and avoid everyone.

[Anonymous]

Aware but not caring. We're all competing once grown up, free market rules pretty much extend to personal lives.

[Razal]

Yes it does, as you grow older you tend to understand the values of relations more.

[pizzalovershouse]

not really it's who you choose to be

[WeirdoWerdo]

No? I'm not sure what you meant with this?

[2opaz]

No, depends on their nature and upbringing

[BronzedAdonis]

yes I'd say so