Headache when talking to old people ?

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around the experience of having headaches when interacting with older individuals. Participants explore potential reasons for this phenomenon, including personal associations and emotional responses.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory
  • Conceptual clarification

Main Points Raised

  • One participant suggests that the headaches may be tension-related, possibly linked to negative associations with older individuals.
  • Another participant humorously acknowledges the headache, implying a shared experience without providing a clear explanation.
  • Several participants share their ages, contributing to a light-hearted tone but not directly addressing the original question.
  • There are playful exchanges about the passage of time and age, which may reflect on the emotional context of the discussion.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

The discussion does not reach a consensus on the cause of the headaches, and multiple perspectives are presented without resolution.

Contextual Notes

Participants do not provide specific medical or psychological explanations for the headaches, and the discussion remains informal and anecdotal.

Who May Find This Useful

Individuals interested in the psychological aspects of social interactions, particularly those involving age differences, may find this discussion relevant.

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headache when talking to old people ??

Do you know why I always have a headache when talking to old people ??
 
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It sounds like a tension headache. Old people must remind you of someone or something you really don't like.
 
What did you say.
 
The only thing I know is, you must get a headache now!:wink:
 
Thanks zoo, wol and especially Lis :blushing:,
Well, still looks like twenties :smile: everyone.
 
I'm 23 but they're over...Sorry I can't tell you!
 
I'm only 86.
 
I am 47, and my wife will be 43 next week.
 
So it's 2041! Am I right Zooby?:wink:

Sounds like 1 of my nightmare is going to come true!:cry:
 
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Lisa! said:
So it's 2041! Am I right Zooby?:wink
I have no idea. I stopped keepng track of what year it was back in 2010.
 
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So how do you know how old you are?
 
  • #12
Lisa! said:
So how do you know how old you are?
More or less. Sure.
 
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Oooooooohhhhh, :biggrin:
 

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