Millennials Confess Things That Made Them Think, 'Oh Sh*t, I'm Middle-Aged'

A lot of things get better when you reach adulthood. You get more independence, more rights, you can make your own money and spend it on literally whatever you want. You can buy a birthday cake whenever you want! 365 a year. Yep. There are so many exciting things about getting older. Still, however, it can feel weird to realize that you are older. Suddenly you start noticing signs of being middle-aged, and you don't know how to feel about it. Luckily, you're not alone.

Millennials are sharing moments they realized they were middle-aged on Reddit, and they're actually really funny.

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via u/naxxfish

Reddit user u/naxxfish was the one to ask the Millenials of Reddit to spill the most middle-aged thing they caught themselves saying. It seems a lot of millennials have been catching themselves in the act recently, considering there are over 18k responses.
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via u/Lostinmoderation

This is so true it hurts. Who wants to go out a buy new boxes? What a waste. Honestly, even if it's not a nice box, I'll probably still keep it. You never know if you'll need a sh*tty box to ship things in. Then the person who receives your package can keep also keep the box for a rainy day, and the middle-aged cycle continues.
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via u/Gexmnlin13
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via u/CoconutSunshine
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via u/Lessa22
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via u/TopMacaroon
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via u/itcouldbesomuchworse
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via u/tenpiecelips
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via u/zombiemommy
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via u/naxxfish
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via u/Dangerous_Effort3355
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via u/bobanders420
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via u/Magnetmonkey39
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via u/MehMeh0003

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