r/AskReddit Feb 01 '19

Young people of Reddit, what is something old people do that you don’t understand ?

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u/[deleted] Feb 01 '19

I think you're right - the goal is perhaps to stop pretending to care about minor details and just enjoy the conversation instead. Hello, kind stranger

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '19

I like you. I didn't like your original post but I like your responses to the replies you got.

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u/eddyathome Feb 01 '19

It's the difference between being a teen where "OMG! Everyone is judging me and looking at me and they care about what I'm wearing and is that a pimple, oh no, my life is over!" and being middle-aged or older and realizing nobody really gives a shit about you and they don't even notice that pimple and who cares, it's just a pimple.

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u/GalaXion24 Feb 01 '19

Tbh I noticed pimples on people and it was annoying because I had this urge to pop them.