Early Signs of Old Age
- mentalhealthclarit
- Aug 10, 2019
- 1 min read

FORGETTING people’s names, groaning when you bend down and falling asleep in front of the TV are among the signs you’re getting old, according to a new study.
A poll of 2,000 adults also found needing an afternoon nap, finding it tricky to sit cross-legged and choosing comfort over style are indicators you’re getting on a bit.
Falling asleep after drinking or while watching TV.
Complaining more often, declaring you’re “gasping” for a cup of tea and feeling flattered when you get asked for ID when visiting a bar also made the list.
Other warnings you’re over the hill include preferring a night in with a board game, knowing your alcohol limit and struggling with technology.
From forgetfulness to joint pain.. the top 25 signs you’re getting old
Forgetting people’s names
Losing hair
Feeling stiff
Talking a lot about your joints/ailments
Groaning when you bend down
Not knowing any songs in the top ten
Misplacing your glasses/ bag/ car keys etc
Getting more hairy – ears, eyebrows, nose, face etc.
Avoid lifting heavy things due to back concerns
Saying ‘in my day’
Finding it tricky to sit cross-legged on the floor
Hating noisy pubs
Choosing clothes and shoes for comfort rather than style
Falling asleep in front of the TV every night
Thinking policemen/teachers/doctors look really young
Falling ill more often
Saying “it wasn’t like that when I was young”
Complaining about more things
Needing an afternoon nap
Feeling tired the moment you wake up
Struggling to use technology
Finding you have no idea what ‘young people’ are talking about
Having colleagues who are so young they don’t know what a cassette tape is
Losing touch with everyday technology such as tablets and TVs
Complaining about the rubbish on television these days
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