Time With Aged People: How to Build Conversation and Relationship with Elderly People: Code of Conduct
70Aged People: The loneliest species
Aged people, old age people, old aged people, elderly people, or aging people whatever you say are the loneliest species of the world. Age of people not only takes them closer to death but also takes away their friends and family. Hardly a young man likes to talk or spend few hours with a person aged 65. Whatever I am not here to suggest you to help the aged people or respect the elderly people of your family. I only want to say passing time with the aged people is as interesting as passing time with own age friends. Just maintain some codes of conduct while talking with them and you will certainly find your time enjoyable.
Reasons behind avoiding aging people
The most common reasons young or middle aged people avoid old aged people are they can’t clearly mention their opinion on a fact or oppose a point when they can’t agree with what the aged people think. Sometimes old age people start a boring discussion where the young man finds no interest. Elderly people try to establish something forcefully or don’t take it friendly if you can’t accept their opinion. May be they have completely different approach with life, they have a different personality and their attitude is totally different.
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So avoid old age people?
Keep in mind aged people don’t need any mercy but they enjoy the company of the family. The age may decrease their vital force or working capacity but they are as lively as a child, as fresh a young man and as interesting as a friend. They may be old in age but they can be young in heart forever. Still you may find it difficult to talk with them. You can’t always match with them and consequently you are supposed to avoid their company. Hold a bit and think about the generation gap between you. You should not avoid them rather you should avoid the topics that may give birth to conflict among you. That’s the key to passing enjoyable time with old aged people.
And yes, if you avoid them nobody is going to deter you from doing so but believe me you are going to miss a lot of things like you would never know how beloved you could be to someone, how was the summer days years ago, how a gang of young men used to bunk school those days, how shy were they in the first date, how did you piss on your grand pa’s office documents and so on leave alone the wisdom of experience they got to share with you.
How to talk with aged people
So you think you want to know about the interesting aspects of the aged people’s life. What to do and how to do without raising a boring discussion or fruitless argument? Here are some tips you may follow and you are certainly going to get it more interesting to spend time with old aged people.
Don’t let them start taking about any boring topics better you start the discussion on something you would love to share with them. Get them engaged on the topic asking questions and leave floor to them to speak. Ask for their personal experience rather than asking for advices.
Avoid political, religious and intellectual arguments. Don’t try to oppose them or change their mind. If you can’t agree let it go and try to switch into another topic. Best policy is to keep you quite until they take a break and when they stop for a while quickly change the topic. Don’t try to stop them when they talk.
Share your interesting experiences with them and you will find they have got moiré interesting things to share and if they start you would never fell to go away. Once it’s started you would always come back to them, believe me.
You can talk about soccer, music, national heroes, vacation destination, your girl friend, college life and so forth but no political, religious or intellectual argument.
Make the aged people laugh they will make you laugh more. They are very interesting at times and got more humor than a same age friends.
Try to understand the personality of the old age people and find out the topic on which both of you could talk better not talking about any family matter. But you can always ask for their wise suggestion regarding any family problem.
Make them fell easy in family occasions they will they will get lively and lovely Sing a song with them, go to fishing together or play chess or anything you both enjoy. You will get these things interesting and they will help you constructing your mind and enhance your wisdom sub consciously. You will never know when their experience has been injected to your vain to turn to into a complete individual.
. Respect them they will respect you similarly.
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A great hub but I can't help feeling a little uneasy about the way the elderly are regarded as almost another species, they are only 20 year old boys and girls with a bit more life under their belts. I'm now officially elderly but I still do and enjoy virtually everything I did in my teens, I just can't do it as quickly as I could. Whereas I might have done a twenty mile walk during the day and then partied all night now it might be a five mile walk and a glass or two at home.
You don't need a special way to speak to the elderly, unless the hearing is weak and you need to slow your speech. You know a lot of elderly folk still enjoy a good flirt.
My oldest friend is in his late 70s and my youngest in her early 20s and I speak to both exactly the same way as they do to me, both consider me a peer.
Great advice , saleheensblog, Young people in America could stand to read his and remember it.
Good hub. You've clearly mentioned how to talk to the elderly. Many of the youngsters may not know these ethics. It will be really helpful to them. Thanks for taking up this topic.
I often think about the time we spend now with people who might not be here tomorrow.The older we are the more likely our lives will end sooner.But you never know.I think that our lives are in gods hands.I do all I can to stay healthy and wise.The rest is out of my control.I just have enough time just to hub a little and love alot.
I worked a second job for a home health care agency and I worked in their homes for about 25 people. It wasn't long before you loved them for something.Now many are gone but I will always have the memories.I had to make a choice to be with them or go out with friends.I know now and I new then I made the right choice.Very impressive hub.
Wonderful advice, saleheensblog - to develop conversations and relationships with the elderly. I was raised primarily by my grandmother and was around her sisters and brothers a lot more often than my siblings and cousins were. I consider myself very lucky and more priviledged in that respect than my cousins because I've heard the most wonderful stories and life stories from many family members who are now deceased - while many cousins didn't get to have relationships and conversations with those same people. I love being with the elderly and find their difference in world view interesting and often - full of wisdom. Their life stories are fascinating for me to hear and I can often spend long periods of time just immersed in the responses to question like, "what was life like for you when you were in your teens, 20's, 30's, etc?" Thanks for a great hub that honours the vitality and worth of elders, saleheensblog.
Amazing hub! I agree..we should do whatever we can for them.
What a great hub, I agree wholeheartedly. Four years ago, I lost my best friend - she was 80 and I was in my forties - we had such a laugh together as we both share a great love of word games such as scrabble and boggle - I still miss her!



















quuenieproac 18 months ago
I love the video! My mother in law is 91 years old, still strong and loves to sing and dance . She enjoys having family around her at party times and she will talk of the past memories fondly , but for current events, she forgets like what she ate for lunch an hour ago, whose house she is in now. One day we will all grow old too and we need to understand old people.