What decade fits you the best?
By britster246
@britster246 (50)
United States
July 21, 2009 8:11pm CST
I've always thought about this kind of question. If I could choose a decade that I think fits me the most, I think I would choose the 1960's. Some parts of the 1960's seem a little too crazy for me, but I love a lot about it from what I have heard. For one, the clothing is exactly my style today. I love the earthy bohemian style clothing that I have seen worn in the 1960's. I also really love the music during that decade as well. Artists such as the Beetles, Janis Joplin, or Fleetwood Mac are some of the few I listen to frequently. It would have been SO awesome to see those artists play live during that time period! Also, I really like the open, free spirit type of thinking that was very common in the 1960's. It really goes along with my personality. So, what decade do you think you really fit in with? The 1920's, 30's, 40's, 50's, 60's, 70's, and so on.
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@thedailyclick (3017)
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24 Jul 09
I am sort of split as I adorme the movies of the 80s and a lot of the music, but then I also like the music from the 50s/60s and the clothing from that era, which is definitely a lot better than the fashion of the 80s.
I would probably go for the 60s as it seems more intune with how I feel at the moment but that could change to the 50s when I hear a song from that decade, lol.
@marguicha (215604)
• Chile
22 Jul 09
I like the 60s. I don´t know if it fits me or not: I AM of the 60s. When I download music, that´s the music I get. And I know every theme by heart and know which one it is after I hear the first note.
Clothing style changes. I see old pictures and glasses look funny now. And my hubby´s hair with those sideburns
. But we were a generation that fought for values that were important to us . We gained some, we lost a lot.
It seems to me that the youngsters now are more pampered than we were and they are not interested in the rest of the world as we were. They just want "things" and that´s what their parents give to them. It´s a pity.Maybe I shouldn´t have said this last thing. But now I´m a worried grandma.
. But we were a generation that fought for values that were important to us . We gained some, we lost a lot.
It seems to me that the youngsters now are more pampered than we were and they are not interested in the rest of the world as we were. They just want "things" and that´s what their parents give to them. It´s a pity.Maybe I shouldn´t have said this last thing. But now I´m a worried grandma.
@underdogtoo (9579)
• Philippines
22 Jul 09
I like all the decades that I have lived. Each one is unique and I do not choose to like them all because they were good for me. Some decades were great some were truly difficult and I appreciate all of them for having lived during those times.
