Well, you’re not alone.
Here’s what they had to say below.
I have less patience for ignorance.
If money comes with it, so be it."
Latrelle Brown
2.
“I’m tired of the grocery store being a social club.
Now I order online and pick up at the parking lot.”
“Daylight saving time.
I hope next year is better.”
eahall0718
4. hatchling88
5.
Thats when I had an epiphany, and I realized I was over amusement parks."
Joel Castelar
6.
“The hassle of getting in touch with companies.
There was some problem with my card when I went to make an Amazon purchase recently.
I decided to call Amazon to find out what’s what.
On the app, there were questions before allowing the call.
My answer was to forget about the purchase entirely.”
Stephen Stafford
8.
“Not being near a toilet.
I refuse to hold it in.”
“In my 20s, I went out partying most of the week.
I loved clubs, dancing, and staying up late.
You cant pay me enough to do it.”
sweetgirl950
10.
“Going anywhere that doesnt have a parking lot.
“Being a short person, Ive finally given up and only buy seated tickets to concerts nowadays.
I never see anything anyway.”
“Trying certain types of new things.
When I was a kid, I wanted to try everything at least once.
mathworks
13.
“Im retiring in four weeks.
Im tired of toxic bosses, commuting, work clothes, and office politics.
Looking forward to reading and music and roadtrips and no schedules.
“I’m in my mid-40s, and I certainly miss the benefits of youth.
Aches are creeping in, I can no longer eat anything I want, and healing time has slowed.
Youth is wasted on the young.”
I came to loathe everything about it.
I told my friends: If they want face-to-face, come visit the Big Apple.”
“At my age, I feel comfortable saying no without any explanation.”
Diane Brown
17.
“For me, it’s noise.
I hate dealing with a QR code to get the sale price.
By the way, Im 70.”
Soo Brooks
19.
“I literally don’t want to do anything I don’t really want to do.
“There’s no need to hang on to toxic relationships hoping one day theyll change.
I have a three-strikes rule, and Im considering changing it to one strike.
No drama, no debate, no argument, its just, byeeeee.”
Billy Pollina
21.
“High heels and raising a puppy.”
I no longer pay inflated prices to eat in loud, uncomfortable eateries.
I avoid crowds, and driving a car has become infrequent.
I no longer trust politicians, and I don’t answer unknown phone numbers.
But the descent into old age has a myriad of plus factors, too.
I can afford to travel in first or business on the rare times I use a flying machine.
