Sarah Andersen | Bluesky
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The image is of a four panel comic.
The first panel shows a brain. The brain is saying “I’m 30 and YOUNG! I only recently fully developed!”
The second panel shows a heart. The heart says “I hear ya! I can keep going for DECADES more!”
The third panel shows a spine’s face. It weakly says, “I am old”.
We zoom out and the spine is using a walker. It continues, “so very old”.
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Guess evolution still needs a couple million years to finish making us bipedal lol
Let’s invest in anti-aging research.
I feel this joke in my bones.
Early 40s, in the best shape of my life. Jogged, lifted weights, had my diet, supplements, and sleep dialed in perfect. I had tremendous amount of energy and felt great, high achieving in many areas of my life and the old lady and I screwed like rabbits.
Fast forward 7 or 8 years, degenerative disc disease caught up to me, now I can barely sit down on the toilet to take a crap. I’m barely functional due to the depression and loss of mobility and am in constant pain and discomfort.
But aside from the back, muscle loss, weight gain, limp dick, failing eyesight, heart murmur, hair loss, receding gums, cancer lying in ambush, and brain fog, everything else is fine. 🤣
Crazy to think the system wants to squeeze 20 more years of labor out of me. Why are we all putting up with this??
Are you overweight mister?
Not yet but I am starting to get a little paunchy.
Idk how to react to this but, hang in there dude
Hey, thanks for the kind words! Yeah, it’s a bitch but honestly it’s a journey we all go through.
If we’re lucky.
Getting old sucks but it beats the alternative
100%
waves from another corner of the fucked up disc zone
waves
waves, oww noo, shouldn’t have done that!!
Y’all need to go to the gym or otherwise train your backs. I’ve been going for about three months (1-2 times a week) and the back pains are gone. Am 34, software engineer, and still a little overweight, so you can do it too!
It’s a complete mott and bailey. Obviously 95% of people can avoid back issues by just working out a few times a week. But when you point that out you apparently just happen to be speaking to the one person who has severe scoliosis and it’s implied that that’s who all of the people complaining about bad backs are dealing with.
It’s an identical situation when you talk to people who complain about sleep or diet issues.
The victim role is much easier to accept than responsibility. Speaking from experience 🫠
If you only eat “volume foods” you’ll probably start to lose the weight too.
How do you eat noise? Is it one of those LA fad diets?
Visit a place thar has sizzling steaks on the menu.
Don’t even need to order, just grab little nibbles of sizzle when the waiter goes by. Not unlike the wily sea sponge.
The brain is always “developing”. The whole 25 years thing is a myth and not based on real science.
It’s the new “we only use 10% of the brain”.
Neurogenesis (the creation of new neurons) has been observed in the brains of seniors.
I dont know why but hearing that made me a slightly bit more happier. Thank you!
The burden of walking upright.
When you can literally injure yourself while sleeping.
Comic made by someone who hasn’t had a life of psychological problems. My brain feels just as old as my spine and it’s easier to give my spine breaks and let it rest, not as easy with anxiety etc.
Honestly, I can’t really relate - in my 30s but I got a strong back, I don’t really get back pain
Neither did I until recently. Time comes for us all
😭
Do you exercise or have an active back?
yiss
I suspect regular moderate exercise within ergonomic safety limits is the best way to avoid back pain.
welp, good news for me then! :D
Perhaps you’re rich and have a premium mattress. That helps a lot.
my mattress is like 30 years old
when i was 22, i had some docs tell me i had the bones of a 60 year old
Where’d you get them from? Hopefully not stolen. Somebody might need those.
oem equipped
Resistance training helps.
I remember my back started popping at age 21.
That said, I’ve found that getting regular exercise, using one’s legs, and doing some cardio every day has been great for my back. Doesn’t hurt to take 5-10 minutes a day to stretch either.
Unfortunately the human body is ‘use it or lose it’.
Evolution was a scam all along to make future chiropractors more money! /s
Everything was better back before cells had mitochondria.
I used to have back pain but then I started working out properly including my back muscles and I feel no pain at all, I’m 36.
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