SEC-S13W4 | "Is age just a number?"

Introduction

Age has long served as a social benchmark, defining the phases of our lives and frequently influencing our ideas of what we are capable of or not. But is age really simply a number, as many claim, or is it a constant factor that determines our potential, goals, and desires? This fascinating theory urges us to investigate the possibility that the human spirit is not constrained by the numbers on our birth certificates, challenging the widely held belief that aging limits us. We will examine the idea that age is, in fact, simply a number in this conversation, as well as the significant ramifications it has for our own development, cultural standards, and how we live our lives.

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Are you proud of your age? Or are you one of those who take off or put on age?

Yes I'm very proud of my age, though I'm still a young adult and have not yet achieve a lot of my goals in life but I'm still proud of the little things have achieved at the moment. Sometimes, my mom do tell me that, some of my mate ate married but I do not care about that, all I care about is the best and my happiness.

Is it really same to be 20years than 65years?

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In many aspects, being 65 years old and being 20 years old are very different. When you're twenty, you're probably a young adult with plenty of energy, various responsibilities, and different life experiences than someone who is sixty-five. Physical health, duties, and outlook on life all change as one ages. Thus, being 20 and 65 are not the same thing. They are a lot of difference between 20year and 65years which includes :
Physical condition: Most people are generally in good physical condition at the age of 20, but as people age, they may experience health problems associated to aging and a loss in their physical capabilities.
responsibilities: at twenty-five, you could be concentrating on your studies, launching a profession, and forming relationships; at sixty-five, you might be juggling retirement, taking care of relatives, or even tackling the difficulties associated with aging parents.
Financial Situation: At 65, you could have retirement plans, assets, and savings in place, but in your twenties, you might only be beginning to establish your financial security.
Social Life: At these ages, your priorities and social life frequently change. While older persons may be more involved in family and community-oriented activities, young adults could be more focused on dating and socializing.
Life Experience: You probably have a lot of life experience, wisdom, and knowledge by the time you're 65 that you didn't have when you were 20.
Long-Term Goals: When you're twenty, you could be thinking about your profession and short-term objectives, but when you're sixty-five, you might be considering retirement and long-term preparations for the later years of your life.
Energy Levels: People tend to have greater energy and stamina while they are younger, but this can change as they become older.
Mental and Psychological Health: At these ages, your mental and emotional well-being may be affected differently by life events and modifications in brain function.

How old will you like to be right now and why?

I do not wish of like to be n any age apart from this my age, just like I previously said, I'm very proud of this my age. I'm proud and happy

Did you agree with the special treatment for older person?

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Of course yes, older people need to be care for and should be given a maximum attention and special treatment. They should be giving special healthcare assistance or retirement benefits.

Do you think 18 is old enough to be considered an adult?

No, 18years is not old enough to be consider as an adult. Adulthood is defined by more than just age; maturity and responsibility are also significant factors. 18years can likely be consider as young adult not fully an adult. It take a lot of things to be an adult.

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