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Why didn't anyone tell me?
How Does Aging Change Our Perception of Ourselves?
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The forum discussion revolves around the impact of aging on self-perception, highlighting the nostalgia and reflections shared among long-time members. Participants express surprise at the passage of time and the changes in their social circles, noting that some members have become less active or have moved on from the community. The conversation emphasizes the emotional weight of aging and the shared experiences that come with it, particularly the realization of being perceived as "old" by younger generations.
PREREQUISITES- Understanding of social dynamics in online communities
- Familiarity with the emotional aspects of aging
- Knowledge of nostalgia and its psychological effects
- Awareness of community engagement trends over time
- Research the psychological effects of aging on self-identity
- Explore community engagement strategies for older demographics
- Investigate the role of nostalgia in online interactions
- Learn about the social implications of aging in digital spaces
This discussion is beneficial for psychologists, sociologists, community managers, and anyone interested in the effects of aging on social interactions and self-perception within online communities.
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I'm pretty sure we did. Long time, no see/her, td!tribdog said:
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Was I listening?
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Maybe, but not paying attention. You'd have to ask Evo.tribdog said:
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My wife just started searching tribdog on the internet. I asked her not to, but she doesn't listen to me. Everyone who knows me please zip it!Astronuc said:
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Wow. How many of the old group are still here?Astronuc said:
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Hard to say. Some are still around, but not as active. Others have moved on with life outside of PF. A few old timers have passed away.tribdog said:
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Ah, the stories that could be told.tribdog said:
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At our age they may have really moved on. :(Astronuc said:
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That was a horrible thing to say. Sorry. Remember how young we were when this started?tribdog said:
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Making a last minute effort to win Funniest Member of 2021?tribdog said:
(Good to see you back)
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Wow, blast from the past.
Who's next? LisaB, MIH, Moonie, turbo?
Who's next? LisaB, MIH, Moonie, turbo?
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Not really. It was a natural thing to say. One of thing things you notice most about being old is how weird it feels to be the same age as all those OLD people.tribdog said:
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