I noticed that a little bit as well before the absolute worst thing happened to her and said thing is still fucking going 2 years later, you can probably guess what it is.
Snoo_47784 on
This one hits hard…
Snoopaloopbish on
This makes some feels. I was visiting my mom recently and just noticed how hard she’s trying to go backwards from time. It made me sad. But, at the same time it made me realize I should be seeing her more. I should have been there more, especially since I see her getting more frail. She tries to act like it’s nothing but, I can see when she walks and her bones hurt and stuff.
You start to notice time a lot more getting older. I think that’s natural. But, still hurts to see.
n0tqu1tesane on
Yep. Eighty next month. Hoping she sees ninety, but I’ll be happy with half that.
wolfy2105784 on
If we consider The One Below All Hulk, then he actually can smash time.
Terrible_Truth on
It sucks when your parents and their parents have kids late. Add on the millennial perpetual financial crisis “30s are the new 20s”, and my parents are in their 70s before I really start adulting. Grandparents long gone already.
artuurslv on
This hits hard. I hadn’t seen my mom in person in about a year (we talk almost every day tho), she came over to visit and we went for a walk – the same walk we always did. At one point during the walk she goes “sorry son, I really need to sit down for a little bit. Lately my legs get tired easily”
That’s when it hit me – there probably aren’t as many walks left as I would like.
richempire on
Yeah, it’s a shitty feeling when you realize your parents are not invincible just going thru life the same way we are. I wish you many great years with her.
LongEyedSneakerhead on
My mom’s starting to look the youngest I remember my grandmother looking, and my dad is turning into an old woman, so now I’ve got that to look forward to.
New-Mix8055 on
When my mom finally passed away from cancer and all the chemo therapy turned her into a skeleton, that really destroyed me. My mom was such a strong single mother that worked a man’s job to support us. Appreciate her and enjoy each day you get with her.
tryin2bebetteragain on
Help her stay active. Being active will basically turn back the clock healthwise (somewhat) and give you two a few more years together
Automatic_Choice_982 on
Oh fuck
steady_eddie215 on
The passage of time is definitely the hardest part of growing up. Just make sure you call your mom as often as you can
Now if you’ll excuse me, I’ve got a call to make
Medical-Owl7321 on
Hit a similar feel when I realized I’m as old now as my mom was when she started getting sick. Made me realize how young she was when she passed
FishmailAwesome on
I’m sorry
MiserableTriangle on
memes are supposed to be funny, this is depression.
naughtladyy on
Even Hulk respects the clock.
ExtremlyFastLinoone on
Everyone is getting older hulk, thats how time works
madmatt787 on
Lost my mom in 2010 when I was 19, not a day goes by that I dont miss her
Guilhermedidi on
I know that feel.
we are so busy with our lives and growing that we don’t notice that our parents are getting older too.
davyjones_prisnwalit on
Everyone loves the aging process and romanticizes “getting old.” Then you start noticing your loved ones turning gray and shriveling up, forgetting who you are and succumbing to injuries like falling down.
Then *getting old* stops sounding so romantic, doesn’t it?
I see aging like most people see cancer. They’re basically cousins, and both are here to steal everything you love from you.
Digital_Fallout on
Or his mother
TigerJoel on
He may not be able to smash time, but he is able to smash your mother.
RosieQParker on
I lost mine in 2017 after a precipitous decline. She’d had a brush with death when I was in my early teens, and I never lost sight of that. She knew I loved her and there was nothing left unsaid between us. Even still, I miss her every day.
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I noticed that a little bit as well before the absolute worst thing happened to her and said thing is still fucking going 2 years later, you can probably guess what it is.
This one hits hard…
This makes some feels. I was visiting my mom recently and just noticed how hard she’s trying to go backwards from time. It made me sad. But, at the same time it made me realize I should be seeing her more. I should have been there more, especially since I see her getting more frail. She tries to act like it’s nothing but, I can see when she walks and her bones hurt and stuff.
You start to notice time a lot more getting older. I think that’s natural. But, still hurts to see.
Yep. Eighty next month. Hoping she sees ninety, but I’ll be happy with half that.
If we consider The One Below All Hulk, then he actually can smash time.
It sucks when your parents and their parents have kids late. Add on the millennial perpetual financial crisis “30s are the new 20s”, and my parents are in their 70s before I really start adulting. Grandparents long gone already.
This hits hard. I hadn’t seen my mom in person in about a year (we talk almost every day tho), she came over to visit and we went for a walk – the same walk we always did. At one point during the walk she goes “sorry son, I really need to sit down for a little bit. Lately my legs get tired easily”
That’s when it hit me – there probably aren’t as many walks left as I would like.
Yeah, it’s a shitty feeling when you realize your parents are not invincible just going thru life the same way we are. I wish you many great years with her.
My mom’s starting to look the youngest I remember my grandmother looking, and my dad is turning into an old woman, so now I’ve got that to look forward to.
When my mom finally passed away from cancer and all the chemo therapy turned her into a skeleton, that really destroyed me. My mom was such a strong single mother that worked a man’s job to support us. Appreciate her and enjoy each day you get with her.
Help her stay active. Being active will basically turn back the clock healthwise (somewhat) and give you two a few more years together
Oh fuck
The passage of time is definitely the hardest part of growing up. Just make sure you call your mom as often as you can
Now if you’ll excuse me, I’ve got a call to make
Hit a similar feel when I realized I’m as old now as my mom was when she started getting sick. Made me realize how young she was when she passed
I’m sorry
memes are supposed to be funny, this is depression.
Even Hulk respects the clock.
Everyone is getting older hulk, thats how time works
Lost my mom in 2010 when I was 19, not a day goes by that I dont miss her
I know that feel.
we are so busy with our lives and growing that we don’t notice that our parents are getting older too.
Everyone loves the aging process and romanticizes “getting old.” Then you start noticing your loved ones turning gray and shriveling up, forgetting who you are and succumbing to injuries like falling down.
Then *getting old* stops sounding so romantic, doesn’t it?
I see aging like most people see cancer. They’re basically cousins, and both are here to steal everything you love from you.
Or his mother
He may not be able to smash time, but he is able to smash your mother.
I lost mine in 2017 after a precipitous decline. She’d had a brush with death when I was in my early teens, and I never lost sight of that. She knew I loved her and there was nothing left unsaid between us. Even still, I miss her every day.
Be good to her, and let her know she’s loved.