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| multiple | 23-Dec-2002 | opinion | anonymous | by votes | 92 | 14 | 64.2% |
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| User | Comment |
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| dora | posted 24-Dec-2002 4:22pm I don't know about "people" but I changed.You could say "mellow" in the same sense you can call a good old wine mellow...not like I turned into an hypocrite or sleepy or old fashioned,but I'm more open and accepting.I still have the same ideas,but I don't need to fight.Before it was "I'm right.You're wrong" even though I always been pretty tolerant (like in my old school days I listened to what the right-wing students had to say! Unbelievable! |
| Enheduanna | posted 24-Dec-2002 5:53pm Yes. |
| Galomorro | posted 24-Dec-2002 7:24pm Yeah, somewhat. Depends on the person too. I think I have "mellowed" somewhat. As one gets older, they learn more about people and life in general, so they are maybe a bit more accepting of peoples' differences and they might learn to stress out less about little things. |
| mandy | posted 24-Dec-2002 8:30pm Well, if Nthensome is any example..I'd say...uh...naw I think he just spontaneously combusted in a nearby survey |
| romkey | posted 24-Dec-2002 11:41pm I think it really depends tremendously upon the person and whatever situations you're thinking about them being in... some people seem to become more finicky and picky with age, some less so... I don't think I can generalize here |
| ROCKMAN | posted 25-Dec-2002 10:52am Yes in general I think they do, although I sure the hell haven't and have no intensions of doing so, (I'm 40 yrs old) my Mom still asks me when she sees me "when are you going to grow up" and my answer "never". |
| kaleb777 | posted 25-Dec-2002 11:48am It depends. Some people are pretty wild in their youth, and testosterone is highest in men when they are young which means they are agressive. However, as people get older I have found their tolerance falls, and they become cranky, often because they can't hear or don't understand. My father is getting far more grumpy as he ages. |
| southernyankee | posted 25-Dec-2002 12:22pm it depends. i guess some do, going from the testotorne driven 20-something year-old to the mild-middle-aged 40 year-old man. then again these days are a lot of dead head teenagers working endless meaningless jobs and living their lives as if they were very depressed without any expression on hteir faces. you know what some of them they need though, they need some middle aged hippy full of life to come allong and bring them to life again. sort of like that movie flashback. off course you're forgeting that some people (read my parents) become really unbearable butt-holes as they and their kids get older. i swear, my mom is PMSing virtually 24/7 now. geez, i sure cant wait for the holidays to be over so i can finally go back to my crappy dorm room instead. thus my vote goes to "it depends" and "i dont know" |
| roro246 | posted 25-Dec-2002 1:44pm Well you know that the old people that drive 10 miles per hour now use to fly when they were younger. I Would call that mellowing |
| juliw | posted 25-Dec-2002 2:40pm yep |
| Galaxy83 | posted 25-Dec-2002 9:03pm I think as some people get older and learn their mistakes they tend to change themselves around. But there are a lot of people that I know that have just never really grown up. |
| starrpickle | posted 26-Dec-2002 11:22am hell no! age does'nt matter, but if anything i think it would be in reverse alot of older people are bitter and rude |
| confetti | posted 26-Dec-2002 1:24pm I haven't. |
| Dino | posted 26-Dec-2002 6:33pm I have and I've seen other people do it too. I would say 'yes' generally. |
| scrubnurse | posted 26-Dec-2002 11:16pm I said it depends, but I think for the most part they do. I know I am! |
| Zang | posted 27-Dec-2002 12:09am Yeah, that's been my experience. I can't think of a single example of the contrary. |
| grayladydeath | posted 28-Dec-2002 6:24pm I don't think you mellow as you get older, as much as you just reach a point in your life where other people's opinions are less important than your own (unless, of course you are a politician ;-> ) |
| sonikJ | posted 29-Dec-2002 3:31pm Depends on the person...I sure have. |
| anonymous | posted 30-Dec-2002 2:57am I don't know. |
| misskruckow | posted 30-Dec-2002 3:00am It depends. Some people mellow with age, some people don't. Take me for example, I think I've mellowed out a lot with age. I'm now very accepting of others and open to new ideas. Some people though, start out mellow and then eventually just go wild. It's weird. |
| Cleo | posted 30-Dec-2002 3:20pm Depends. Sometimes my temper seems so mellow.Then someone will come along & start me up like I never even mellowed at all. |
| Biggles | posted 31-Dec-2002 2:50pm I know a lot of very non-mellow older people and a lot of very mellow younger people - and vice versa. I think people are just people. |
| darkshadowsseeker | posted 1-Jan-2003 11:20pm I don't know for certain, but I certainly don't think I've mellowed with age! |
| che | posted 2-Jan-2003 7:52pm yes because all the old people dog a lot. and they are all cranky complaning about stuff they even dont understand damm that must suck. especially for me because im gonna be old too. |
| wolfchik9 | posted 3-Jan-2003 2:54am Yes, my dad has mellowed quite a bit with age. He went from being an uptight father to a lax man-of-the-house. |
| gypsy55 | posted 3-Jan-2003 4:25am As for me....NO I was very mellow in my teens and 20's, and 30's. The further I get in my 40's Im planning to get a lot more cantankerous. |
| pandora | posted 10-Jan-2003 8:54am I, for one, started out wild, and have gotten mellower. However, I have known many people who were very reserved in their younger years, but who are now the life of every party. I think I might still be too young to answer, though. Feels weird, since I'm only 20. But, personally, I have settled down quite a bit since I was 16/17 years old. |
| Catharsis | (reply to ROCKMAN) posted 10-Jan-2003 9:14am How old is your Mum? |
| ROCKMAN | (reply to Catharsis) posted 10-Jan-2003 9:13pm Hi there |
| Catharsis | (reply to ROCKMAN) posted 11-Jan-2003 6:32am Hey!! Um, I sort of move around a lot. In England just now. What about you? |
| ROCKMAN | (reply to Catharsis) posted 11-Jan-2003 8:10am I 'm in the U.S., Missouri, just about smack dab in the middle of the states. |
| Catharsis | (reply to ROCKMAN) posted 11-Jan-2003 9:03am I'd like to get over to the states at some point - feel myself gravitating in that direction. |
| ROCKMAN | (reply to Catharsis) posted 11-Jan-2003 9:34am Gravitate away |
| mags | posted 11-Jan-2003 8:35pm If you relate mellowness to energy level, then yeah, but if mellow refers to easygoing and not being uptight then I'd have to say it depends on the individual. |
| Catharsis | (reply to ROCKMAN) posted 12-Jan-2003 7:00am One day. When the time is right. |
| utahblaine | posted 13-Jan-2003 7:43pm you get old you cant mouth off to much or ppl might take away your false teeth |
| Okiryu | posted 17-Jan-2003 10:13pm I think it's because of experience. Once somebody gets used to something, it can get boring. |
| thewolfdreamed | posted 23-Feb-2003 11:13am most people do, but i have a neighbor who still gets her kicks at 57. and that's old in the states |
| anonymous | posted 28-Feb-2003 5:23pm I assure you that it depends..haha haha |
| Yarbroughhunter | posted 28-Feb-2003 5:25pm yea, sure sounds good to me I hear like good wine, but I don't drink wine so I don't know for sure. |
| gimmy_ju | posted 30-Mar-2003 2:44pm i think it depends on how you look at life |
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