An introduction to the sociology of Old ages

On the plus side, you have a steadily growing amount of experience and it can be useful at work, also in discussions or for reading books. You do not have to please everyone – or rather, you no longer have the feeling of having the need to do so. It’s very liberating, but you could actually already act this way much earlier. You can enjoy more respect. You always know better and better what you like and what you do not like what you want to do and what you don’t. That’s cool, man. You do not have to try everything for example you do not have to do hard work and you are not in charge so you can simply spend time with nice things that you like.

However for every plus you have a minus. For one thing, you have problems with your looks for example you only notice this when looking in a mirror or photographs or reading a book. What is more you can feel aches and pains, sometimes you usually must go to the doctors to examine your health and you are not allowed to do all things or eat everything that you want, you have many medicines and treatments .Last of all, you cannot go to some concert and cinema to watch a musicians or films, that’s why you feel your life become bored above all when your fitness goes down.

To sum up although some people see the old ages as the most worst ages in life. I think getting older has advantages and disadvantages like every subject in our whole life, and the most important things in life that you must leave a track in your life, no matter if you are young or old.

Written by Souhail Arfaoui