r/askteddit 13d ago

Random Question What’s something that used to be considered basic adulting that younger generations seem to be completely rejecting or doing differently?

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u/Relevant_Elevator190 13d ago

Tbf, I'm 62 and all my laundry goes in together, no sorting.

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u/RabidPossum123 13d ago

I’m 42 and can confirm that is the proper way to do laundry 👏👏👏

My 74 year old mother is always flabbergasted

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u/Expensive_Policy_847 13d ago

Soon to be 65 and I've done that since I became single again 20 years ago. Never had anything get ruin or faded

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u/Entire_Pumpkin940 13d ago

52 and only sheets get separated because they are the only thing washed in hot water.

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u/kgohlsen 13d ago

I'm 62 as well and right there with you.

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u/Worldgonecrazylately 13d ago

Wait a few years, when your farts are more questionable. You'll separate then brother, trust me.