Nearly 28 percent of the country's population cosists of elderly people. And if you want it or not you have to have contacts with them.
To be honest I don't have a lot of contacts with elderly people. I don't really like to talk to elderly people as usually they are old-fashioned, especally in our town or country - they can't agree with something new and will judge you for the choice that's not the same with the others. Mostly elderly people can't admit their mistakes or that they are not right. It makes me very angry as I'm stubborn but I know that I can be wrong and they are not. Also they likely to take their age as the case of their right but not the age makes people wise or skilled.
I also don't have a lot of contacts with elderly people as I don't meet a lot of them. I don't have grandfathers and I have only one grandmother but she's ill and I haven't seen her for months. My mother socialises with our neighbours and they often visit our house. I sure they hate me, as I don't like to agree with somebody only because they're older than me. I'm sure they hate it when I arguing with them.
The other thing elderly people make is treat younger people like they are children. When somebody older than me tells me that I "will understand it when I grow up" I want to turn round and go away. It's not how it works! Younger people understand a lot of thing too! For example, I had blue hair and all the elder people told me that I would regret about it in future, but I don't understand why do I have to regret about it? I wanted it and I did it. It has been almost 4 years and I still paint my hair in other beautiful colours. Especially it sounds weird from the people who made such thing when they were young and they don't really regret about it now.
Are elderly peole treated well in my country? No, they are not. I can take as the example their benefit. How I know it is less than poverty line. How do they have to live with such a small benefit? They have been working for 40 or 50 years and they are given only 10 thousand rubles. Now our goverment issue the law about pensionable age. Only people after their 65 years can be given their benefit. But our average longevity is nearly 70 years. It means that when you have been working for 40 years to be given the benefit for only 5 years. I think it is unfair.
The country must take care of their old people. Every person sooner or later will become an old man (only if he or she doesn't die earlier) and it will be unpleasant to be treated like that.
To be honest I don't have a lot of contacts with elderly people. I don't really like to talk to elderly people as usually they are old-fashioned, especally in our town or country - they can't agree with something new and will judge you for the choice that's not the same with the others. Mostly elderly people can't admit their mistakes or that they are not right. It makes me very angry as I'm stubborn but I know that I can be wrong and they are not. Also they likely to take their age as the case of their right but not the age makes people wise or skilled.
I also don't have a lot of contacts with elderly people as I don't meet a lot of them. I don't have grandfathers and I have only one grandmother but she's ill and I haven't seen her for months. My mother socialises with our neighbours and they often visit our house. I sure they hate me, as I don't like to agree with somebody only because they're older than me. I'm sure they hate it when I arguing with them.
The other thing elderly people make is treat younger people like they are children. When somebody older than me tells me that I "will understand it when I grow up" I want to turn round and go away. It's not how it works! Younger people understand a lot of thing too! For example, I had blue hair and all the elder people told me that I would regret about it in future, but I don't understand why do I have to regret about it? I wanted it and I did it. It has been almost 4 years and I still paint my hair in other beautiful colours. Especially it sounds weird from the people who made such thing when they were young and they don't really regret about it now.
Are elderly peole treated well in my country? No, they are not. I can take as the example their benefit. How I know it is less than poverty line. How do they have to live with such a small benefit? They have been working for 40 or 50 years and they are given only 10 thousand rubles. Now our goverment issue the law about pensionable age. Only people after their 65 years can be given their benefit. But our average longevity is nearly 70 years. It means that when you have been working for 40 years to be given the benefit for only 5 years. I think it is unfair.
The country must take care of their old people. Every person sooner or later will become an old man (only if he or she doesn't die earlier) and it will be unpleasant to be treated like that.
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