Ya know… I’ve noticed that as I’ve gracefully aged and whatnot, I’ve become increasingly invisible to others. I just keep to myself and continue on my way. The funny thing is, my eyes and ears are wide open, I notice everything, and I remember the details others don’t notice. I’m starting to wonder how many other “nice, quiet invisible aunties” are out here taking names and remembering the details to share later… quiet female rage is fueling my life.

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7 小時內	Maggie Flynn-Fleet maggie_ff59	I guess I'm kind of lucky. I was always fat, and not attractive, so I was never paid attention to. That didn't mean I didn't notice everything going on around me, which fueled my lifelong depression. I finally discovered I wasn't depressed, I was angry, and my anger hasn't dissipated, though I've learned to deal with it better. Let's take our decades of collective rage & put it to good use. Where do we start? I'm almost recharged enough to do anything.
8 小時內	vickie_812	I think becoming “invisible” is my favorite thing about getting older.
8 小時內	Melissa Jane Gerald mel_issagerald	I love the cloak of invisibility I got with my menopause!
18 小時內	Sharon Wilson sdwrn1	Same here. The older I get the less visible I become. I’m 64 now.
21 小時內	cynthia cindys1mulligan	Mine is not so quiet...
一天內	Catherine Sweeney cathegreat1	I got to a lot of concerts/festivals, because of the genres of music that I like, I’m often the oldest. Some people stare, probably wondering who’s grandma I am. I think, “You’re going to know the feeling one day.” I won’t stop going.