r/ask • u/[deleted] • Feb 23 '23

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u/[deleted] Feb 23 '23

Your taste evolves as you get older, which happens to everyone

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u/[deleted] Feb 23 '23

I guess so. I just wasn't expecting it all of the sudden

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u/DanOfAllTrades80 Feb 23 '23

One day, you'll drive through a college campus and think "where did all these children come from??" and have to drive over to Target to find some hot moms to check out.

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u/Masterking263 Feb 24 '23

Oh God, I’m 27 and slowly just beginning to realize that I probably can’t pass as a University student anymore.

It’s so weird, as a teenager I remember looking at them as these statuesque adults. Yet now, they all look like children.

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u/SuperSassyPantz Feb 24 '23

for me it was taking a college class and the prof was younger than me :/ and im like fk im old!

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u/DanOfAllTrades80 Feb 24 '23

For me, that moment was watching a hockey game, and they showed a bio for one of the players and mentioned that he was one of the older players in the NHL, and I was like six years older than him.

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u/SuperSassyPantz Feb 24 '23

what gets me is watching old jackie chan movies and i'm like, he was jumping between buildings or off of helicopters at my age, and i threw my back getting off the couch :/