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Getting Old Sucks

by Pooja G

I was kind of preoccupied filming for my Instagram so I didn’t have too much time to come up with a post but I have been listening to this band called Bowling For Soup since I was a teenager and recently they released a song called Getting Old Sucks and it was a little too relatable for this wrinkled, grey haired blogger so I decided to share it with you guys since we always have a lot to talk about when it comes to music.

I know I’m only 24 but I’m already saying things like “kids these days” lol. Should I be concerned? Is this how it starts? Is it downhill from here? I’m still hip I swear! Lol kidding, I love my little greys and I like getting older. I’m okay with that. Let me know what you guys think of the song below and let me know if you’re a fan of BFS like I am!

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92 thoughts on “Getting Old Sucks”

  2. It’s all fun and games until you go to bar and see someone get in with ID that says 2002. You think they’re too young? No, that’s when you realise that it’s you who is too old 😉

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      1. My brother used to be a doorman and he’s said similar. He was born 1990 and he’s had to let in people born after the millennium. I can’t get my head around it, he’s 31 and still my little brother to me!

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  3. I don’t like getting old either. A lot got done when I was 24 years old though. How I wish I was 24 again 🙂

    I’m going to be 30 this year which I’m not thrilled about btw 😏

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  4. Life happens….might as well fasten the seat belt and hang on . Sometimes it is great and sometimes it’s a bumpy ride …and sadly not everyone goes as long as others 😁😎

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  6. Oh my goodness 24 is so young. I have kids older than you. 😁. I turned the big 50 last July, now thats old lol. I knew I was old when I started saying “back in the old days” and then I really felt old when my kids would say “mom, was this around when you were a kid?” Haha

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  8. I think we can feel old whichever age we are…I used to feel like that too when I was in my 20s and in my quarter-life crisis.
    My small kids however cannot wait to get older. lol. Maybe it’s all a mindset and way of being both youthful and mature at whatever age.
    Enjoy your twenties!!

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  12. 24 is a great age with all the possibilities and dreams and love. It is said people who were born at the turn of the century have an average life expectancy of 100. You have a great life ahead. Plan it well and enjoy it to the fullest and become the person you want to be.

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  16. Recently, I have decided to think age is just a number because naturally I am a small person and most times, I like to act younger than my age. So most people think I am like 16. I am enjoying my new age though.

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    1. Yeah age is just a number in my opinion too. I think there is no set number for when you get old. It’s definitely more about the journey and enjoying life.

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  25. At first I was happy to reach my 30s, then COVID-19 hit. I try to separate that from how I feel about my 30s, but it’s hard when you’re young to be in a pandemic. They do say 30 is the new 20 though. There is this YouTube video I will send you that I laughed at when I turned 30

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    1. Yup I feel like I wasted a year too and it sucks. I had so much planned and I couldn’t do pretty much any of it. Hopefully things will change soon. I’ll check out the video I think I got it on IG!

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  28. I’m turning 38 next month and lately time has been on my mind. When I was 35 I felt the passage of it start to speed up until I thought “wow the weekend is here already?” When my son was a baby time slowed to a crawl because of how happy I was looking after him. At 37 I notice my uncles are old grey men, my aunts are nearly retired, my cousins have families and the world keeps spinning when I wish it would take a second to stop so I can adjust. There are so many things you see and experience. Enjoy them all.

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    1. I wish it would stop for a little bit occasionally too but I guess that’s just not how it works. It’s hard getting older and getting used to the change but it’s a part of life. Getting older does also have its perks which is nice.

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  29. I love this! As a 25 year old self proclaimed grandma, I totally relate, haha! Today I found myself googling what ‘TFW’ means and I stopped myself and thought, wow… this is it, huh? This is 25? It apparently means, ‘that feeling when…’ who knew? Definitely not me!

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  32. Love it 💜 1985 is probably my favorite 😄 I’m a few days away from 31, enjoy your 20s, they seriously go so fast 🥺 lol but for reallll.

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  33. Lol I still feel 18 trapped in a much older body for some reason. I feel like I haven’t changed one bit but my age begs to differ. But I guess for me, the moment when I thought I was getting on with age (and I’m not even that old) was when I started dreading that it was my birthday again.

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    1. Yeah it’s always the small things that remind us we’re getting older. Mine was when I found my first grey hair- it was weird and kind of scary.

      Glad you still feel young though. It’s nice to stay young on the inside even if our body decides it doesn’t want to cooperate with that. Thanks for stopping by!

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