"It happens to all of us (and if it hasn't yet, it will). As we get older, our tastes, enthusiasm levels, and patience start to shift. Things that once felt exciting or harmless can suddenly feel annoying, exhausting, or just not worth the effort. Maybe it's going to large parties, or pretentious restaurants with long waits, or always upgrading to the newest and latest phone. Sometimes it's habits or pastimes we once thought we'd always enjoy."
"Recently, redditor redxchrry- wanted to hear about the those things people stopped enjoying over time when they asked: "What are you starting to dislike as you get older?" The thread got over 2.4K replies. Here are a few of the top and most often repeated things people say they've started to dislike more and more with age: You can read the original thread on Reddit. Note: Some responses have been edited for length and/or clarity."
As people age, tastes, enthusiasm, and patience commonly shift. Activities that once felt exciting or harmless often become annoying, exhausting, or not worth the effort. Common examples include attending large parties, waiting at pretentious restaurants, and constantly upgrading to the newest phones. Habits and pastimes that once provided enjoyment can lose their appeal over time. Social energy and tolerance for novelty tend to decline, prompting more selective choices and avoidance of high-effort situations. The shift can affect both leisure and consumer behavior, reducing interest in constant upgrades and high-cost experiences. People often favor comfort and predictability over novelty.
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