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My mental age seems to correspondingly decrease as my biological age increases.
My wit, wisdom, and intellect seems to have taken a jolt with my advancing age.
There are now days in my 67th year that I seem to need multiple choice for all basic questions.
I suppose a lot of seniors have moments and reflections like this.
At age 67 I know feel as though my mental age in now sometimes around 11.
Somebody mentioned a question regarding ice cream & I don't think I answered that one. I'm 49 & I got 33.
The 2 questions I got "hung up on" were the Miley Cyrus one (there should have been a "whatever" option) & the dining out one. Probably because I've only eaten out once in the last year & a half.
I answered "asking about the tip" because thats actually what happened. I took my 13 yr old son to Red Robin with a gift card we got for Christmas. They have those order/pay/play tabletop thingys & I screwed it up so I had to ask.
Maybe I scored younger because they asked alot of "pop-culture" type of questions & I have 3 teenagers? They tend to keep me in the mix of all that stuff. I do use Twitter alot for public safety/road condition issues but I wouldn't be caught dead on Instagram.
I just took the test. I am 63 years old. The test says my mental age is 36! I can live with that.
That test was fun.
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