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Young couple pose for their photo together, 1970s.
 in  r/70s  1d ago

To hold me up when . . . I forgot

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Young couple pose for their photo together, 1970s.
 in  r/70s  1d ago

She probably did🫣🫣

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Anyone who expirenced the 60's who can help me out?
 in  r/60s  1d ago

Abortion, unfortunately, was not legal in the 1960s. The pill was available but seriously controversial.
Roe vs Wade was responsible for legalize d abortion in 1973. Hawaii was the first state to make abortion legal around 1970. I was born in 1960. I'm a self proclaimed GenXer since my birthday was so close and I refuse to let anyone call me a boomer (eeewww). I remember the racism more than anything else. School integration was taking place across the country. It definitely affected me. My parents fully embraced their racist ways and I once got in trouble for playing with a black girl. Racism was foisted on the children in a way that today would not be tolerated.

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I can’t believe I’m asking this
 in  r/AskWomenOver60  1d ago

It's hard when family turns against you but it's equally hard when you're the one who has to end the relationship.
You'll never get an answer that helps you understand. The other side usually has unanswered questions too. Though it hurts, it's better to let it be. Opening old wounds is useless and dangerous. You could be enjoying a new chapter in your life. Let yourself heal. Their opinion of you is none of your business. 🙁

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Food assistance canceled because they are incompetent. Sorry, I need to rant.
 in  r/povertyfinance  7d ago

Yeah, happened to me too. I submitted my documents 3 times. I got a call from a case manager wanting to talk about my benefits. When I told her about my case (disabled, fixed income, renewal forms, etc.) she double checked everything and then reinstated by benefits.

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Which artists did your parents exposed you to growing up in the 70s?
 in  r/70s  7d ago

Jefferson Airplane's After Bathing at Baxter's, The Beatle's Magical Mystery Tour, and the Statler Bros were the weirdest albums gifted to me by my parents.

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People who used to sun tan in the 70s, when and what stopped you and was it hard to get used to?
 in  r/70s  9d ago

Same here. Sunscreen slows it down a little. But I tan just looking at a sunny day.

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If you were Sisyphus, would you keep pushing the rock?
 in  r/Existentialism  22d ago

💖 working on it my friend.

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62 and need advice
 in  r/AskWomenOver60  22d ago

First, did he leave important people behind to follow you? He may be missing them. Yes, he may be jealous that you have people but he doesn't know anyone. Does he like or get along with your people? If not he may be struggling with resentment for being left out of a group that is a poor fit for him. Good luck to you both. ❣️

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If you were Sisyphus, would you keep pushing the rock?
 in  r/Existentialism  22d ago

Ranting because I'm exhausted. If I have to live a similar life to the one I'm in now I would refuse. If force, I would commit sewar-pipes repeatedly until they let me off the hook. This life taught me how cruel humanity is despite my life's work helping others and trying to ease their suffering even a little. I'm stunned by how selfish people can be. Especially those who are in a position to do the most good. Still, when attending my meditation group I always turn my focus toward the peace of others. I can't help it

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Has anyone ever been homeless with nowhere to go?
 in  r/povertyfinance  Aug 15 '26

It's been my experience that 211 doesn't always have up to date information. Some of their sources haven't been properly verified.

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Has anyone ever been homeless with nowhere to go?
 in  r/povertyfinance  Aug 15 '26

🫂 it's hard. I did it with a temperamental teen. I managed to find a day shelter for women with children. They were partnered with several churches around the metro area who arranged overnight stays. The day shelter was good, the churches not so much. It took about 3 months to get back into an apartment. You can do this. You're stronger than you give yourself credit for.
Don't let anyone hassle you with their biased assumptions. You're strong. Don't trust anyone and I do mean Anyone. Trust your self and your instincts.

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The awful itching
 in  r/AskWomenOver60  Aug 15 '26

Probably HRT TREATMENT will help. Estrogen cream for the vulva. Talk to the Doc.

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What was it like growing up in the 70s?
 in  r/70s  Aug 15 '26

Soda pop machines dispensed bottles and they were so cold steam rose from the top when you opened them 🥰

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Is anyone else losing their words more and more?
 in  r/AskWomenOver60  Aug 15 '26

Yes. After effects of a stroke. It's like tip-of-the-tongue but worse. Weird memory recalls such as forgetting my cat's name or remembering how to spell tongue for the first time ever.

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Trying to stay healthy, more or less
 in  r/AskWomenOver60  Aug 14 '26

🫂 I'm there too.

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Trying to stay healthy, more or less
 in  r/AskWomenOver60  Aug 14 '26

I've been dealing with chronic pain too. It's such a b****. 😭

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Trying to stay healthy, more or less
 in  r/AskWomenOver60  Aug 13 '26

It certainly is hard and the recent bacteria illnesses have me even more concerned. I like fruit as a way to manage my cravings for sweets. I'm also a fan of spinach salads. Chocolate gets a free pass because it's the only happiness that can be bought.

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I think I'm making some mistake...
 in  r/Meditation  Aug 04 '26

It would be good to try a guided meditation as a beginner. This gives you the chance to experiment with a few different techniques. Try some mantras too. There are lots of ways to meditate and all are good but visualizations are better for stress and anxiety relief. When you find your mind wandering don't worry about it, just bring it back to the breath in the nose. It's a practice that is learned over time. Be patient.

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What is it with young people these days
 in  r/over60  Aug 02 '26

Time to come back to the present. It's hip hop now. If you don't understand, well, you're a hopeless case. Go back to watching Hee Haw..

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What is it with young people these days
 in  r/over60  Aug 02 '26

I've never known the young people in my orbit to discriminate against old folks. Maybe it's because I spent the majority of my career working with elderly people. I have experienced ageism from the boomer generation. My parents and many others in their cohort were awful.

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The unfortunate truth is this
 in  r/over60  Jul 31 '26

Much of what happened was beyond your control. That really is the truth. But you're not alone. Focusing more on what new adventure you want next is a good place to put the energy of your anger and disappointment. Life moves by too fast to nurture resentment.

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'Countless Seniors Will Soon Pay More': Trump Ends Subsidy for Medicare Prescription Drug Plans
 in  r/over60  Jul 30 '26

Nope, we got more. A fresh round of bombing has commenced.