At what age did you start "Feeling" old???

**2manymustangs** · 07-30-2015, 11:37 AM

Originally Posted by hoofy

I will be 70 next month. I guess the day I can't jump in the boat and push the the down peddle I might feel old.

I tried to throw my leg over my neighbors "stock height" HD Road King a few months ago, that was an EYE opener... :(

**spike morelli** · 07-30-2015, 06:09 PM

I had to think about the question for a minute. I'm 60, but to be honest with you, I don't "feel" old. I realize I'm not 18 anymore, I can see in the mirror that my hair has gone salt and pepper, a few more lines in my face, etc. But...all that withstanding, I've got good health, don't take any meds, I don't really "feel" old. I think being young at heart, or having a youthfull attitude, can be be more valuable in life than dreading another Birthday. It's when the Birthdays come to a stop that is the problem, isn't it?

**ChumpChange** · 07-30-2015, 06:11 PM

At 35 things started aching more, especially because I started playing softball. Injuries at the gym started around 30.

**Sharp shooter** · 07-30-2015, 07:02 PM

Originally Posted by spike morelli

I had to think about the question for a minute. I'm 60, but to be honest with you, I don't "feel" old. I realize I'm not 18 anymore, I can see in the mirror that my hair has gone salt and pepper, a few more lines in my face, etc. But...all that withstanding, I've got good health, don't take any meds, I don't really "feel" old. I think being young at heart, or having a youthfull attitude, can be be more valuable in life than dreading another Birthday. It's when the Birthdays come to a stop that is the problem, isn't it?

Well said Spike!!!