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Does anyone ever forget how old they are?

Summerbride04 Posted:

Does anyone ever forget how old they are?

So me and DH were talking w/a broker and he asked us how old we are. Dh who is 33 responded I'm 34 then he looked puzzled then he turned to me and said wait am I 34? All I could do was laugh!
FeliciaDA Posted:

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I forget ALL THE TIME how old I am..

I am constantly stuck at 33... and I'm not

Though truthfully I feel so much younger than my years, its hard for me to say out loud THAT NUMBER which I really am
DebsNY Posted:

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Since I'm a year or two younger than most of my friends, I always say a year older than I am because they've all turned that age, and I forget that I haven't
jozieb0925 Posted:

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YES!!! I keep thinking I am 28, but I am 27...it is so annoying..
jantany26 Posted:

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Posted by jozieb0925

YES!!! I keep thinking I am 28, but I am 27...it is so annoying..



I'm the opposite, I'm 28 but I keep thinking I'm 27.
jozieb0925 Posted:

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Posted by jantany26


Posted by jozieb0925

YES!!! I keep thinking I am 28, but I am 27...it is so annoying..



I'm the opposite, I'm 28 but I keep thinking I'm 27.



That's funny!!
februarybride Posted:

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Posted by jozieb0925

YES!!! I keep thinking I am 28, but I am 27...it is so annoying..



Me too!
hbradio Posted:

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Yes! I do that all the time!!!!

Donna&Joe708 Posted:

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Yes...I think it's because I'm trying to deny the fact that I'll be 30 next month.

brooklynbridezilla Posted:

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I woke up on my last birthday and couldn't figure out how old I was. I had to ask FH!
ambersmom Posted:

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I have a mental block when it comes to ages/dates so usually I have no clue and have to bust out the calculator Pretty pathetic, eh??
heidla Posted:

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I try to everyday, but then I will get some new ache or pain somewhere and remember that I am now over 30.

brideinapril Posted:

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I always forget - I think I lost a year of my life somewhere!

xjulietx Posted:

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I know how old I am, but sometimes catch myself saying that I am in my early twenties, when I am really in my late twenties.

I still think of myself as 23-24 and I am 28
KathleenG Posted:

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I don't think I ever forget. But, I notice I have this annoying habit of adding on a year too soon saying ie: 'I am going to be 32.' I have to stop that!!! I guess I never got out of the habit of when you are a little kid and you are counting the days until your next birthday.
chichila15 Posted:

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Posted by jantany26


Posted by jozieb0925

YES!!! I keep thinking I am 28, but I am 27...it is so annoying..



I'm the opposite, I'm 28 but I keep thinking I'm 27.




I do this! Always say I'm 26, when I've been 27 for 3 months now!
RedHead Posted:

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UNFORTUNATELY NOT
TwoBugs Posted:

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Yes!!! Except I recently turned a round number ( ) so it should be easy to remember for at least a year...
tray831 Posted:

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Yeah actually I do have to always think for a few before I answer someone when they ask>

Then they look at me like 'you dont know how old you are?' Um, no I dont.....so relax!
katieshope Posted:

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Posted by Donna&Joe708

Yes...I think it's because I'm trying to deny the fact that I'll be 30 next month.




me too!!

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