My grandmother was born in 1939 and gave birth at 13
All my other grandparents are dead
My other grandmother was born in 1920
My grandfather 1919
My fathers, father was 21 when he was born

I feel like my grandmother and father are basically the same age at this point.
With our age difference we will never be that close in relative age.
The older you get the closer in percent of age you get to your parent.


I have a sibling that is 22

When my father is 85 I will be 49
When my father is 85 my youngest sibling will be 35


generationally we will never be the same
Do parents/children from the same generation have better relationships ?

Is this like a riddle or something? It was the barber

just ranting to misc
If I have a kid now will I ever connect?

Depends. There’s a 20 year gap between myself and my parents. I was raised primarily by my dad and it sometimes felt like we grew up together srs. He was the young cool dad and I idolized him. Even to this day I identify more with his generation than my own in many ways.

Your goal as a parent is to raise good humans, not be their friend. You shouldn’t want to be a part of the same generation as them, so if anything, the bigger the age gap the better (up to a certain point).
Also, it is weird as hell when retired adults (65-70 years old) are taking care of their parents (90 years old)

pix of gilf or negs

asking this question seems logical
but shows also you are mentally troubled
afraid,and filled with doubt.

you need to embrace ambigouty
and be ALPHA, or live like a BETA.

iam not in a better situation than
yours,our time consumes your ass
the anxiety and stress and jammed roads,work
fuks the ass.
Also woman arent reliable, kids became a 1000% laibility
of the ass.

Tl;dr

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Some things people can bond over across generations like video games, food, hating certain minorities, or sports