1. The children call me "auntie".

A few years ago, children called me sister, but now when they meet lovely children in the street, they will call me "aunt" sweetly. Look at yourself in the mirror: dark skin, acne marks all over your face, and obvious dark circles. Really old. However, seeing the child's cute and ignorant appearance, but unconsciously overflowing with maternal love and a menstrual smile, how can the child be so lovable? I am confused that I should have such a performance, but it turns out that at that tangled moment, I feel really old.

2. I can't afford to stay up late.

A few years ago, I drank beer with my friends, ate fried chicken, danced disco all night, and went to nightclubs and Internet cafes. Go to work as usual the next day, and don't delay work at all. If you are really sleepy, just drink a cup of coffee and you will be absolutely energetic. But now every night 10, people who are sleepy will come to me, and they must arrange themselves to sleep around 10, otherwise it is impossible to have the energy to go to work the next day.

It takes three days to make up for staying up late, or even a week without energy. After a few hours, the next day was like being beaten, and I had to enter the old age schedule ahead of schedule. At this moment, I really feel old.

3. Medical care is put on the agenda.

Under the age of 28, working overtime and staying up late becomes an aunt. Health care can only be put on the agenda. Yesterday was the flower of the motherland, and today is striding into the crisis of middle age. Time is scissors for haircut. I used to think that my hair was too thick to set, but now my hairline has moved back and shed tears of youth and frivolity. That made me instantly understand the importance of keeping in good health.

I have to make some plans for my long-term take-out and staying up late. You can only take a thermos cup and keep in good health diligently. Even add good health to the wish list of every birthday. I have to admit that I am really old in health care.