Isn't there anyone here that's not 45????

[ValentinesStuff]

47 minutes ago, kinkygaybottom said:

How bloody rude, wait until you hit 40, and it will hit sooner than you think and way sooner than you are ready for it, its not till about 40 you wise up a bit and realise you were a donkey in your younger years.

Welcome to the forum, nice way to introduce yourself.

I am 47, turning 48 on Tuesday.

Thanks for the insult.  

Have a Happy Birthday.

[PlstkBakdnghtnday]

On 11/29/2020 at 7:39 PM, kinkygaybottom said:

How bloody rude, wait until you hit 40, and it will hit sooner than you think and way sooner than you are ready for it, its not till about 40 you wise up a bit and realise you were a donkey in your younger years.

Welcome to the forum, nice way to introduce yourself.

I am 47, turning 48 on Tuesday.

Thanks for the insult.  

He said that 4 years ago

[kinkygaybottom]

8 hours ago, PlstkBakdnghtnday said:

He said that 4 years ago

oh yeah! lol

[PlstkBakdnghtnday]

3 hours ago, kinkygaybottom said:

oh yeah! lol

You actually were a year short of the offensive question at the time. Don't worry though, I like crusty old 40 somethings?

[kinkygaybottom]

19 minutes ago, PlstkBakdnghtnday said:

You actually were a year short of the offensive question at the time. Don't worry though, I like crusty old 40 somethings?

Have a few wrinkles... not quite crusty yet! lol

[~Brian~]

5 hours ago, kinkygaybottom said:

oh yeah! lol

@kinkygaybottomWhen i first saw this posting's TITLE I was like "What the heck...???!!!"

I for one and GLAD that there is a diverse group on DD, all ages, genders/identities, walks of life, and each of us as individuals here has experiences and stories that they will share with others.  I can say from my own experiences that being older does have its advantages, because you can relate to situations in your past, and you may be able to apply those experiences to present day life.  People that are younger than me can learn from those that are older, and people that are older have a LOT more experiences to share with their younger peers.  You should seek advice from those you trust, and then if you find it sound, take it and run with it - But as we have been taught, we should respect those that are older then us - Age is ONLY a number, but respect can be gained, or lost, and once you have the respect you EARN, you try to live up to that trust people have in you - This means you look up to and admire the person, because he/she always is supportive and has your back.

Now, as for the "Anyone here who is NOT 45" Question:

Let me say this:  It should NOT matter how old you actually are, and anyone who decides to ask a question like that, would probably get a response like "what's wrong with being 45, or even older than that?"  In addition to being misguided, it is rude as well.  However, when i first saw this, I sort of laughed, and thought "damn, being older isn't bad, because older individuals have experiences that can be shared with the younger ones, and in most cases, you may want to talk to someone that's been where some of these people are traveling now". My Grampas used to call these kind of people (people that ask questions like that) "Young Whips" or "Young Whippersnappers."

SAGE ADVICE FROM A VETERAN POSTER: BEFORE YOU BUMP, LOOK AT THE DATES

This is why when you are a forum member, you have to look at the TOP thread sometimes, because a discussion you are adding to may be a year old, or maybe 2, but i have seen some of these things that have been posted in like 2005-2010 range, which means that they are even older than that.  I have been posing online since about 1995, and I can tell you that there are postings that just get posted.  One thing I know for sure is that the topics, once there, are there for the duration, and they are still there to peruse, and respond to, but due to age of the posting, it may not be a good idea to add a reply and "BUMP" and older posting.  This is because the person who posted it may not be around to respond, or the issue is so old that it would make no sense to the person who sees a topic that has been revived.  

So, when you see a topic on your topic feed, you want to make sure that you read the title, and then the DATE of the posting - the posting you are replying to may be so old that a bump may cause confusion to those who are reading through and see something interesting.

Also, there may be unintended consequences:  people may not be happy with you if you are bumping ancient threads, and you may get flamed or chastised for doing it - I myself bumped a couple threads that were EXTREMELY OLD/ancient threads here, and I think one was from 2002 and one from 1997?  WOW, that's OLD!  Both were bumped by mistake, and I felt really dumb for doing it - but as a rule, postings that are really old or ones that are bumped should be investigated.  Sometimes, a bump is a good idea, while in other situations, a new topic should be created with a new base post created, because otherwise, the meaning or intention of the posting could be misconstrued or misunderstood.

Brian

 

[Evelyn Dellcerro]

I just happened to see this in passing and just had to stop and answer. @diaper slave 420 I know this post is a few years old and maybe you have matured just a small amount. I am a fifty five year old woman that takes very good care of herself, eats right, excersises, drinks in moderation and I am an avid diaper lover. To come here and say that 45 is old is an insult to me. I consider 45 to be very young and viril. I am sure you have heard the expression young and dumb before. You have yet to even reach the age of 30. I really hope you wear diapers, because you my friend need a good changing. Remember what they say about politicians.

[~Brian~]

1 hour ago, Evelyn Dellcerro said:

I just happened to see this in passing and just had to stop and answer. @diaper slave 420 I know this post is a few years old and maybe you have matured just a small amount. I am a fifty five year old woman that takes very good care of herself, eats right, excersises, drinks in moderation and I am an avid diaper lover. To come here and say that 45 is old is an insult to me. I consider 45 to be very young and viril. I am sure you have heard the expression young and dumb before. You have yet to even reach the age of 30. I really hope you wear diapers, because you my friend need a good changing. Remember what they say about politicians.

@Evelyn Dellcerro

BOOOM - I think there was an F-35 that just did a sonic BOOM all over that, and WHAT a well-Said Post!  Age is just a number, BUT you earn respect from people and can LEARN so much - I agree with you - all the way!  *HUG*

Brian

[ModdyMoon]

On 2/7/2016 at 11:47 PM, diaper slave 420 said:

Look I just joined this group and I'm 18 and I take a look around it and everyone here is fucking old not trying to be rude just trying find people my age

Everyone who's older, was once your age...  I know it's been 9 years...  Now you might be looking at posts like this and going...  "Sheesh, I'm not *that* old..."  I also think different communities seem to have different age ranges.  I have noted another sort of similar community where the ages seem, "why is everyone 25 or younger..."  I could be mistaken there too...  I really like it that I don't look around and go, "there's no one who's even close to my age..."  I think the 20 year olds are as welcome as the 50 year olds... 

[LittleBabs]

As my grandma said “ya ain’t old till ya believe it” and I’ll add I am not going to believe it till I’m dead!

in my 30’s acting somewhere between infant and teenager with a touch of sass and class with a side of trash.

i might suggest a little kinder way to ask if there are people who are your age as this would have for me in my teens and twenties lead to an insta nope, but I’m sure you’ve gotten enough of that.

 

[Albert-1701]

On 2/24/2025 at 8:18 PM, ModdyMoon said:

Everyone who's older, was once your age...  I know it's been 9 years...  Now you might be looking at posts like this and going...  "Sheesh, I'm not *that* old..."  I also think different communities seem to have different age ranges.  I have noted another sort of similar community where the ages seem, "why is everyone 25 or younger..."  I could be mistaken there too...  I really like it that I don't look around and go, "there's no one who's even close to my age..."  I think the 20 year olds are as welcome as the 50 year olds... 

I have always said that age is only a number. If you think younger you will feel younger. All though you may not be able to do everything that you could do when you were a teenager. Your body just will not allow you to do it.

I still try to do some of the things I did when I was a teenager. Even some of the things I could do when I was only a pre-teen or even younger than that. 

I am not 77 years of age. I do what I can do. I am retired now and wonder where I ever found time to work when I worked. It seems as if there are not enough hours in a day. Even if there were 48 hours in a day instead of only 24 hours in a day, I would still not have enough time to do the things that I want to do.

As far as death is concerned, I have always said that when that Man upstairs calls on you to get your rear end up to that big place in the sky far far away from the entire Universe, you cannot say no to Him Do not worry about it. It will only make ou feel bad and you may die even sooner from the worrying about it.

Albert

1701-Albert@proton.me

[ModdyMoon]

2 hours ago, Albert-1701 said:

I have always said that age is only a number. If you think younger you will feel younger. All though you may not be able to do everything that you could do when you were a teenager. Your body just will not allow you to do it.

I still try to do some of the things I did when I was a teenager. Even some of the things I could do when I was only a pre-teen or even younger than that. 

I am not 77 years of age. I do what I can do. I am retired now and wonder where I ever found time to work when I worked. It seems as if there are not enough hours in a day. Even if there were 48 hours in a day instead of only 24 hours in a day, I would still not have enough time to do the things that I want to do.

As far as death is concerned, I have always said that when that Man upstairs calls on you to get your rear end up to that big place in the sky far far away from the entire Universe, you cannot say no to Him Do not worry about it. It will only make ou feel bad and you may die even sooner from the worrying about it.

Albert

1701-Albert@proton.me

Good points.  I mean, I have no idea how people manage to work 40 hours a week, and do the living things.  I mean, I *sort* of get how a lot of what I do, and enjoy doing, is stuff that I really don't "have" to do.  I could do things in ways that took less time.  But yeah, it takes a while really... 

[Albert-1701]

8 hours ago, ModdyMoon said:

Good points.  I mean, I have no idea how people manage to work 40 hours a week, and do the living things.  I mean, I *sort* of get how a lot of what I do, and enjoy doing, is stuff that I really don't "have" to do.  I could do things in ways that took less time.  But yeah, it takes a while really... 

Now that I am retired I often wonder where I ever found time to work. 

Alber

1701-Albert@proton.me

[Pelusban]

It's strange that the original poster posted only this topic starting post during the last 9 years. I suppose we were trolled with this topic.

[Snugglebear_69]

It was definitely a troll post and it's unfortunate that it got revived.