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Realizing how you're old

Bornstarch

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Back when I was a little kid, I remember my mom got upset when I told her to come watch an old band on TV, thinking it was from her "era." It was Mr. Sandman.



She got upset and said that it's not from her time. It was for people older than her. Her bands were the monkees



I always remember that moment. As a young kid, I associated her with everything that was old. Humphrey Bogart, Nat King Cole, Clark Gable, etc.. But I only realized much later on that there was such a huge gap.

Not too long ago, this similar situation happened to me. I was listening to Metallica and a young relative thought it was the Beatles. She associated my era with a band decades before I was even born.

Sometimes I'm walking and see an older guy on the street and realize that guy is in his 30s... and I'm in my 40s. For a second, I always see myself as a young guy until reality sets in
 
My dad told me he started realizing it when he sat down to read the newspaper and started noticing he knew more and more of the people dying in the obituaries.

I feel it (turning 35 soon) when I realize how much the world I grew up in has changed and how different things are now.
 
Probably my grey beard. I still have a full head of dirty blonde hair, but my beard is grey as fuck, lol. And i dont shave it. Its nice and soft. My wife loves it when i go to town down town. Nah mean.
 
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Started feeling old when everything in pop culture got ghey.
Or having no clue about it

My cousins were recently excited cause they got Olivia Rodrigo tickets. Evidently that’s a really big deal. I have no idea who the fuck that is
 
Back when I was a little kid, I remember my mom got upset when I told her to come watch an old band on TV, thinking it was from her "era." It was Mr. Sandman.



She got upset and said that it's not from her time. It was for people older than her. Her bands were the monkees



I always remember that moment. As a young kid, I associated her with everything that was old. Humphrey Bogart, Nat King Cole, Clark Gable, etc.. But I only realized much later on that there was such a huge gap.

Not too long ago, this similar situation happened to me. I was listening to Metallica and a young relative thought it was the Beatles. She associated my era with a band decades before I was even born.

Sometimes I'm walking and see an older guy on the street and realize that guy is in his 30s... and I'm in my 40s. For a second, I always see myself as a young guy until reality sets in

"Not too long ago, this similar situation happened to me. I was listening to Metallica and a young relative thought it was the Beatles."

Understandable, they are "virtually identical" after all.
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definitely when i started seeing gray in my beard. also when the music i listened to in my teens became classics that the younger generation of today listen to.

What about grey pubes? That's a real eye opener that one.

And yes Iron Maiden, Metallica, Megadeth etc are all dad rock according to my younger siblings in law, well fuck them i say
 
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