Is it possible to start out at, let’s say, 20 years and be sharp as a knife. Never forgetting things, never dropping things, always have an answer ready and can do multiple things at once. And then around 30 you suddenly drop stuff you have in your hands, you forget if you locked the door, your contactlenses have gone missing from the storagecontainer, people need to stop talking while you drive?

  • @Mothra@mander.xyz
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    31 year ago

    Everyone certainly lose their sharpness with age. But at 30, presuming you didn’t experience something that could cause PTSD or that you are severely sleep deprived, dropping things you are holding is a bit too much. The other signs are not looking good either, some people are a bit like that by default but keyword- by default. They were also forgetful and easy to distract in their 20s too.

    I would recommend you get this checked by a professional, see a doctor.

    Even of you don’t have a neurological condition causing this, the symptoms are yelling there is something else that is really out of whack- even if it is something “stupid” like lack of sleep or a poor diet, whatever the cause is it deserves to be addressed seriously. Good luck OP.

    • GuadinOP
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      11 year ago

      Not really what I wanted to hear. But maybe what I needed to hear. Thanks.