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yes. im talking about the not good parts of getting old. like growing out of touch. in this case, im referring to the middle stage of old not the end stage..

i hugely admire a lot of old people i know/have known. i like "old" people who know how to stay relevant, who don't forget who they are, who don't give up, who stay independent. i had a lot of good times with my grandpap, he was one of the funniest people ever. i know he hated being old and was young at heart. i think what killed him faster was realizing that deterioration was final, he wouldnt ever get to go out dancing again, women no longer appreciated his flirting, he couldnt go outside and enjoy the sun anymore, not sit on the porch and have a nice steak again.