+1 yAs long as I don’t develop heart conditions I will be fine in the physical department old men are scientists And they have no problems with there Brain or heart ❤️ not sure what will happen so I’m not really Scared of aging I think it will be interesting to find out what I look like and how my Physical body works When I’m an old man and I’m curious to see how long I can live
There’s a dude he was 119 years old last time I saw a video of him he runs all the time and because of running 🏃♂️ he has lived so long
Im sure he’s still alive but I’d like to live Till I’m 200 years old if I can after all that dude made it to 119 as long as I’m in better health than that dude I’ll make it to at least 140 years old or more but I most definitely Ain’t dying from a heart condition fuck that heart pains and Shit be cramping up like how a leg cramp is fuck that no way would I have a heart condition and if To never have a heart condition one has to never have anxiety stress Sadness that kind of thing I’m perfect and have nothing to worry about01 Reply- +1 y
And will probably make it to 200 years old I’d like to see the world in 181 years old to see what the world looks like and how much science and technology has evolved in that time
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+1 yHaving accomplished nothing noteworthy and influential by the time I get there.
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+1 yShit as a woman, now it's the worry/fear of being dropped/replaced. Lol okay joke aside, I would have to say not being able to move around or care for myself as much as when I was younger. Hopefully I'm not to frail where I have to be in bed most of the time or be in a old folks home.. unless it's really nice and the people are nice and I feel like I'm at a resort everyday. In that case sign me up!
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1.2K opinions shared on Other topic. That I end up like my mom. In a home, that I settle into, get comfortable. Claming this is as best as it gets and just stay working for someone always until I think retirement is where it's at least.
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I think people fear growing old because they dont think death will happen to them any time soon.
30 ReplyNothing at all I don’t fear aging in fact I would be very happy if I could be gifted with the opportunity to be an elderly woman one day 🥰.
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+1 yI don’t mind dying. I don’t want to grow physically feeble or mentally go Joe Biden. I have an exit strategy. I’m putting in my will that if I have a heart attack, stroke, aneurysm or otherwise blow a gasket banging a young woman, she gets the first $50,000 of my estate.
00 ReplyProbably about how it’ll be harder to do things once you're elderly. I honestly dont think about it too much since I dont see myself living that long anyway.
00 ReplyMy biggest fear about getting older is that there are still many unfulfilled ideals and many places I want to go that I haven't gone to. So now take the time to live each day well, discover the beauty in life, and face each day happily.
10 Reply2.7K opinions shared on Other topic. 1) I'll lose my ability to function independently in life
2) I'll end up in a dead-end career I don't enjoy
3) I'll never find someone I want to be with or just as bad, end up settling
00 ReplyAside from probably having to work until I am 95. Having someone else wipe my ass for me or generally look after me.
00 ReplyBeing diagnosed with dementia. The thought of forgetting everyone I love and all my memories is fucking terrifying.
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The memories are still there. My grandfather and uncle both had dementia and could talk for hours about the past. When we took my uncle for a drive to the farm he was raised on he told story after story. It was anything within the last 20 years he couldn't remember. It was like every current thought disappeared after 10 seconds but all old memories remained. He knew all his family by name but only what they looked like years ago. So he could point my dad out in an old picture but not know it was my dad he was talking to and as soon as my dad told him he would forget. I feel for anyone who has it or family with it
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+1 yThe loss of freedom. My mom, 74, can't do anything without assistance. She can barley walk, can barley use her hands and can barley see. She is completely dependant on others. Thats my fear with aging. The loss of freedom.
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+1 yIt's not really a fear, but a "hope" that I'm able to accomplish everything I want to accomplish before I die.
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+1 yI got no fear about getting old. Just a part of life. Nothing to be afraid of.
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+1 yAn overwhelmingly huge load (AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHO) of nostalgia. I imagine it feeling like and being as dramatic when SpongeBob and Patrick “died” in the King Neptune movie, the one when they get kidnapped by the scuba diver person
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+1 yI would not want to live as an incontinent, dribbling, bed ridden old fart. I would hate to lose my dignity. My kids know that if I ever have an illness likely to lead to that situation I would want only palliative care.
00 Reply12.8K opinions shared on Other topic. Now that I am there I worry about a stroke or a cancer diagnosis and there are so many things I never got to do.
00 ReplyGetting alzheimers or some other dementia. Not being mobile and independent. Ending up decrepit.
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+1 yI don’t have any, aging is a privilege, one that many will never get.
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+1 yFriends who you grew up with or have known for decades, start to leave us. That is rough.
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+1 ylosing mental ability or physical. dying slowly with no choice to end it.
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+1 yNot having kids before a certain age and not living to see all my kids become a certain age
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When do you want to have kids?
+1 yThat I won't appreciate that it's better than the alternative.
00 Reply7.4K opinions shared on Other topic. None. I won't live beyond a time where I can be independent and live as I wish.
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+1 yNone but with a life expectancy in my 50's if I'm lucky I like like I'm middle aged now so I guess being unable to walk etc would be worst
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+1 yLosing control of ones own body.
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Anonymous(36-45)+1 yTime to still fit everything in while we all still can before Jesus comes.
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+1 yThe idea of doing it alone…
I hate being single.
00 Reply No fear. Is not a certainty. I can dye young.
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+1 yThe oldest living man in my family was 55 I won’t live to old age 😂
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Anonymous(36-45)+1 yI am 41 single, never been married and don’t have any kids. I fear dying alone.
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Anonymous(30-35)+1 yThat in the future, I will be unable to attract 18-19 old girls
00 Reply1.2K opinions shared on Other topic. Not being able to take care of myself 😔
10 Reply2.1K opinions shared on Other topic. Being the last one to die out of my people…
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Anonymous(36-45)+1 yhealth, money, loneliness, circle of friends, family,
00 Reply2.8K opinions shared on Other topic. Running out of money to live on.
00 Reply1.7K opinions shared on Other topic. Dying horribly like my mom and dad.
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+1 y... that I won't notice it :D
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Anonymous(25-29)+1 yWatching all the people I love die
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+1 yGetting colon camera up butt
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+1 yProbably not being able get around on my own
00 Reply Having to do it alone
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+1 ynone. I dont care if I die alone too
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+1 yNot achieving my goals before I get to that point
00 Reply3.7K opinions shared on Other topic. That I will look old lol
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Anonymous(25-29)+1 yBeing a burden to my family later or some shite
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+1 yDeath
00 ReplyMany things.
00 Reply2.8K opinions shared on Other topic. Damn pains
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