Is There Anything.

[teacake44]

As you've got older, what tends to be more annoying, than when you were younger, and what do you find more difficult to do as you've aged.

[aelmpvw]

sex in the eighties would be a little too hot for me

[pixie374]

I consider middle age to start around 65... but in theory, it is probably about 36.

[ummmm]

My dad didn't make it to 60 so I would probably consider it younger than that. I've had two friends die in their 40s recently.

[Samuraisan]

Teacake, go and have a pedicure one a month. Easier than Yoga.

[teacake44]

Middle age is over, when people start suggesting that a visit to the garden centre for coffee, is a day out. :(

[woofgang]

teacake, I have been enjoying that as an outing since I was about 25. That's not called being old, its called being a gardener.

[Rockrose]

I love going to gardencentres for a mooch and a cuppa and maybe even a bun!

[dannyk13]

As more and more people are living to 100 I would think that middle age starts at 50.

[The Builder]

Becoming older is inevitable. We have no say in the matter.

But, it's still our choice entirely as to whether we become "old".

I've always maintained that I am approaching middle-age........ but from the opposite direction ;o)

[Old_Geezer]

I'm definitely older. In fact I've never been this old before !
(Every day I am a record breaker.)

[pixie374]

So have I, ummmm... the first sign of getting on seems to be an obsession with having tissues or hankies with you all the time...

[fbg40]

Not sure about the most annoying, but the thing I find most difficult is watching friends and relatives pass away due to cancer. I belong to a group on Facebook called London Fire Brigade Cancer Club (all retirees like me) and since this was started some 8 weeks ago, the numbers that have joined is beyond belief. It's a club where you can "talk" about this most horrible of illnesses with people who are in the same boat - some in remission (me) and some who are terminal. Sorry to be so morbid but that is the most difficult thing or me.
FBG40

[andy-hughes]

I find that my thought processes and things I enjoy remain unchanged from when I was in my twenties.

I do find my body is less flexible that it was, and aches more, and I have less stamina for late nights than I did.

Other than that, I am a patient soul, and little seriously annoys me.

[andy-hughes]

pixie - // So have I, ummmm... the first sign of getting on seems to be an obsession with having tissues or hankies with you all the time... //

I am not sure, I have carried a clean linen hanky with me at all times since I was a teenager, and always do now.

[237SJ]

I can`t stand a lot of background noise in pubs or restaurants. I hate having to shout to be heard - especially when eating. Didn`t bother me at all when we used to scream into each others ears at the disco as a teenager. I can`t sit in economy on a long haul flight anymore either - makes my legs fidget.

[vulcan42]

when in my forties I considered middle age to be about sixty and then when I became sixty I couldn't think of anybody I knew that was 120, so decided middle age is about forty. Regarding annoyances, I find littering the worst. I was taught at an early age, by my Mother, to take my litter home. To this day I still stuff rubbish into my pockets.

[marval]

My things are stairs and toenail cutting.

[Scarlett]

Brain fog. Nowadays I can't even string a sentence together. Plus I have no short term memory. I believe this might be my "age".

[jno]

science to your rescue, teacake...

https://tinyurl.com/y3myaka7

(yes, they work)

[jno]

... and to yours, marval