I'm only 64, a little overweight, haven't aged terribly like a meth head, still have hair.
I guess to a kid in his twenties I'm ancient. How depressing!

It only matters if you accept it.

It is a shame that youthful looks are wasted on young people. And that youthful bodies are wasted on young people.... drill sgt.

I was gonna mention that Beatles song, but I won't. It started when I was being called sir by the cashiers, then asking if I want a senior discount on stuff. Sixty four isn't old, it's a classic lifestyle

I was told by a physical therapist "never refer to yourself as old. Old means terminal. Refer to yourself as aging. Aging is a process." Something to do with medical charting I think. I have been calling myself old for years.

Old , Senior Citizen , Boomer , who cares . Does not bother me in least .

I live with my grandkids and when they referred to me as being older than dirt I asked them if that was new dirt or old dirt. They looked confused and I laughed and laughed!

Just turned 55, I was looking forward to all my senior discounts. I was and am pissed that they have moved the bar to 65 for the most part

Enjoy your "age". I had someone tell me long ago to not complain about getting old. Some folks don't get that opportunity.

Heard a comical saying from a friend who said:

"I was thinking about asking for my Senior discount, then dreaded I might be carded"?

"Then suddenly realized it would be worse if I wasn't".

I am in the 4th Quarter and don't look it - "Don't let the old man in".
Is my motto!

I'm not really depressed, more amused. He didn't say it to my face, I guess his manager.
That Beatles song has been in my head a few times. The saying I've known is "You don't stop playing because you grow old, You grow old because you stop playing"

Growing old is inevitable. Growing up is optional and I opt not to grow up.