How old are you and at what age did you learn the following?
>tying your shoes
>tying a tie
>riding a bike
>swimming
>a second language
>how the banking system works and managing your own money
>how to play a card game (which card game was it?)
>washing your own laundry
>cooking your own meals
>fixing/troubleshooting something (anything, hard mode: no computers and googling)
If you haven't yet, do you plan on doing so?
Are there any other specific things that you were a late bloomer for?
>>29973343
>tying your shoes
11th grade
>tying a tie
never
>riding a bike
never
>swimming
never
>a second language
never
>how the banking system works and managing your own money
never
>how to play a card game (which card game was it?)
Since a child. I mean there was Uno, the memory game, stacking card houses. Played poker when older
>washing your own laundry
college
>cooking your own meals
college
>fixing/troubleshooting something (anything, hard mode: no computers and googling)
never
>>29973343
>tying your shoes
I'm still bad at it
>tying a tie
Never
>riding a bike
Childhood sometime
>swimming
Never
>a second language
Never
>how the banking system works and managing your own money
Not sure how the banking system works exactly, but I've had my own bank account since I started working at 15
>how to play a card game (which card game was it?)
>washing your own laundry
Probably around 13-14ish
>cooking your own meals
Never
>fixing/troubleshooting something (anything, hard mode: no computers and googling)
Never
>>29973343
>tying your shoes
8
>tying a tie
4
>riding a bike
5
>swimming
4
>a second language
4-18, 18-21 in two separate languages. Despite the length, never fluent, can barely maintin a conversation.
>how the banking system works and managing your own money
never
>how to play a card game (which card game was it?)
many, generally as a kid
>washing your own laundry
18
>cooking your own meals
18
>fixing/troubleshooting something (anything, hard mode: no computers and googling)
never
Pretty hopeless. I am not independent whatsoever.
>>29973343
>tying your shoes
7y
>tying a tie
15
>riding a bike
10y
>swimming
around 9-11y
>a second language
emm 14?
>how the banking system works and managing your own money
16
>how to play a card game (which card game was it?)
15
>washing your own laundry
12
>cooking your own meals
13
>fixing/troubleshooting something (anything, hard mode: no computers and googling)
for what
>>29973343
>19
>never
>6
>never
>never
>13
>never
>17
>17
>16
>shoes
9
>tie
20
>bike
6
>swimming
5
>second language
7
>bank
18
>cards
8 (rummy)
>laundry
18
>food
16
>fixing/troubleshooting
14, household stuff
>>29973343
OP here
>30, soon 31
>shoes
like.. 12 years old? I wore velcro shoes alll my childhood or my mom would tie them for me, and at one point I wore these autism magnets. Tight elastic laces that were curly and bright orange, slapped onto autism shoes of course.
>tie
nope
>bike
10 or 11
>swimming
probably 6 or 7, I grew up/live in a place where swimming is a hot meme
>second language
same, 6 or 7
>banking/money
I first had a kids' bank account when I was probably 12 but 2bh the process is still ongoing. I didn't learn how to deposite a check through an ATM, and didn't learn the difference between savings/checkings accounts until I was 29.
>car game
7 or 8? We would play "asshole" aka kings aka the president aka some other names at extended family gatherings like Christmas.
>washing your own laundry.
29. My mom INSISTED that she always do my laundry along with everyone else's until I secretly started doing it on day,
>cooking your own meals
excluding microwave shit, 19. I actually went vegan so I had to learn to cook for myself
>repairing things
well,, if fucking around with TV antennas back when those were a thing in the 90s counts as troubleshooting & fixing, then when I was like 7 or 8 years old. Other than that, fixing my bike when I was 12/13 just through trial & error.
Oh, and I didn't learn to memorize the days of the weeks and months of the year until I was like 11 years old.
>>29973343
>shoes
5
>tie
15
>riding a bike
6
>swimming
6-7
>second language
English: 14, German: 19
>bank
21
>card games
Poker, and traditional card games:6-7
>cooking own meals
-
>Fixing
16, old televisions
>tying your shoes
8 or something
>tying a tie
Never
>riding a bike
7
>swimming
7
>a second language
9
>how the banking system works and managing your own money
11
>how to play a card game (which card game was it?)
Idk, played them often with family when I was young
>washing your own laundry
16
>cooking your own meals
Learning it now, 23
>fixing/troubleshooting something (anything, hard mode: no computers and googling)
18ish?
>>29973343
>tying your shoes
7
>tying a tie
never
>riding a bike
4
>swimming
7
>a second language
started at 6, fluent at 11
>how the banking system works and managing your own money
>how to play a card game (which card game was it?)
5 (UNO)
>washing your own laundry
never did it
>cooking your own meals
early teens?
>fixing/troubleshooting something (anything, hard mode: no computers and googling)
never
>tying your shoes
9-10
>tying a tie
never, but I can do it with tutorial and a lot of time
>riding a bike
12
>swimming
never
>a second language
from 7 yr old to now? english
>how the banking system works and managing your own money
14 I guess
>how to play a card game (which card game was it?)
10(I don't know if there is an english version for it, 'macao'
>washing your own laundry
12?
>cooking your own meals
never complicated meals, I can do easy stuff
>fixing/troubleshooting something (anything, hard mode: no computers and googling)
???
>How old are you
30
>tying your shoes
Like I can remember that. I was probably a toddler.
>tying a tie
18 or 19. I remember because I was getting ready for vocational school.
>riding a bike
Too young to remember. Maybe 5.
>swimming
Never learned how to swim.
>a second language
In my 20s. I didn't start taking an interest in other languages until after high school.
>how the banking system works and managing your own money
In my 20s.
>how to play a card game (which card game was it?)
I think I learned some variation of rummy in my early teens. I picked up an encyclopedia of card game rules just a couple of years ago, and I play MtG on occasion.
>washing your own laundry
Mid-teenage years? I remember my mom volunteering to do this for the most part, and then suddenly it became one of my assigned chores.
>cooking your own meals
Early teenage years. I wanted to be able to eat when I wanted to eat, not when my parents decided to prepare something.
>fixing/troubleshooting something (anything, hard mode: no computers and googling)
This question doesn't make much sense, or it's too broad. I fixed a lot of things growing up because I was generally curious how they worked in the first place. I took an interest in computer operations technology in my late teen years, and taught myself how to build computers.
>>29973343
I'm just going to say it
I fucking hate when people can't tie their shoes past the age of 10
Like what the fuck? Its so fucking simple
Even fucking spongebob has an episode on how to do it (albeit its not exactly accurate)
So many fucking people have asked me to tie their shoes at the age of 16 and onward
>>29973343
> Under 8
>Under 8
>under 8
> 8 - 12
>Never
>15 I guess
>12 blackjack
>its not something that really requires learning
>cooking is ez as fuck
>I naturally enjoy fixing shit so 7+
>tying your shoes
Still haven't really figured out how
>tying a tie
See above
>riding a bike
10, I think
>swimming
12
>a second language
Highschool. Learning French was mandatory.
>how the banking system works and managing your own money
13, 9th grade. We did a course on economics in math class.
>how to play a card game (which card game was it?)
4, go fish (if it counts)
>washing your own laundry
17
>cooking your own meals
See above
>fixing/troubleshooting something (anything, hard mode: no computers and googling)
Probably at 13. My grandfather taught me how to fix pretty much anything mechanical.
>>29973343
>tying your shoes
6
>tying your shoes
12
>riding a bike
Havent learned yet.
>swimming
9
>a second language
6
>how the banking system works and managing your own money
With jewish tricks
>how to play a card game (which card game was it?)
8, blackjack
>washing your own laundry
17
>cooking your own meals
18
>fixing/troubleshooting something (anything, hard mode: no computers and googling)
Never.
>>29975308
Also I'm 19.
>>29973343
29
>tying your shoes
idk, preschool
>tying a tie
14ish
>riding a bike
7?
>swimming
8ish, mom forced me to go to lessons
>how the banking system works and managing your own money
whenever i first got a bank account
>how to play a card game (which card game was it?)
i played crazy 8s in middle school
learned 5 card poker at some point somewhere in there
and learned how to play texas holdem when i was like idk, 20ish
>washing your own laundry
15. been doing it myself since
>cooking your own meals
i started making myself eggs when i was like 12 and just progressed from there
>fixing/troubleshooting something (anything, hard mode: no computers and googling)
been doing that as far back as i can remember
>>29973343
>tying your shoes
8
>tying a tie
Not yet.
>riding a bike
10
>swimming
Not yet.
>a second language
11
>how the banking system works
Still figuring it out,.
>how to play a card game
I hate card games.
>washing your laundry
8
>cooking your meals
15
>fixing shit
Stll figuring it out.
>>29973343
>tying your shoes
I was 11
>tying a tie
never
>riding a bike
18. Taught by my 16 year old brother.
>swimming
7
>a second language
Had to take German lessons at school. when I was 14-16. Failed them
>how the banking system works and managing your own money
I have an account with no overdraft so I don't need to
>how to play a card game (which card game was it?)
13. Blackjack.
>washing your own laundry
19
>cooking your own meals
18
>fixing/troubleshooting something
15
>>29973343
>tying your shoes
I dunno, 4?
>tying a tienever
>riding a bike
3/4
>swimming
2/3
>a second language
9
>how the banking system works and managing your own money
will never understand
>how to play a card game (which card game was it?)
6 I guess?
>washing your own laundry
20
>cooking your own meals
20
>fixing/troubleshooting something (anything, hard mode: no computers and googling)
too broad
>tying your shoes
probably like 6th grade or something, i was mostly just lazy and wore slip-ons
>tying a tie
never, i don't know any men
>riding a bike
never
>swimming
3 or 4
>a second language
never to the point of fluency, took various classes since age 11
>how the banking system works and managing your own money
didn't get my own accounts until 19 but i knew how it worked before then
>how to play a card game (which card game was it?)
idk probably go fish or uno or something at 4ish
>washing your own laundry
12 or so, mummy still usually does it for me tho :3
>cooking your own meals
i could do basic pasta from age 7 or so but not actual full several course healthy meals until 18/19
>fixing/troubleshooting something (anything, hard mode: no computers and googling)
uhh....idk, never i guess. i still google most problems i have desu
>>29973343
>tying your shoes
Before my earliest memory
>tying a tie
16
>riding a bike
7
>swimming
5
>a second language
14, but i forgot it
>how the banking system works and managing your own money
never
>how to play a card game (which card game was it?)
probably poker at like 7
>washing your own laundry
18
>cooking your own meals
20
>fixing/troubleshooting something (anything, hard mode: no computers and googling)
never
>>29973343
26 here.
>tying your shoes
Sometime when I was a kid, have slip on shoes now though and don't remember how to tie
>tying a tie
Sometime when I was a kid, don't remember any more
>riding a bike
Never did, fell off and scraped myself and gave up
>swimming
Never did, parents tried to get me to take swimming lessons as a kid, I had a total autism fit and never tried again
>a second language
>learned a tiny bit of German at 14 but didn't continue with it
>how the banking system works and managing your own money
Don't know shit about banks, started keeping a basic spreadsheet a few years ago to manage my hobby funds
>how to play a card game (which card game was it?)
I can remember playing Go-fish and Poker as a kid.
>washing your own laundry
Never did, mom still does it.
>cooking your own meals
Never did, mom still does it.
>fixing/troubleshooting something (anything, hard mode: no computers and googling)
This I started getting into a few years ago. I like using tools and fixing things. My dad was an auto mechanic and is generally good at fixing anything and everything and I try to help out and learn.
>>29973343
>>tying your shoes
5 years old
>>tying a tie
14 years
>>riding a bike
10 years old I was scared of two-wheelers
>>swimming
11 I was scared of drowning
>>a second language
2 years old, im a mexifag
>>how the banking system works and managing your own money
7 I wanted something
>>how to play a card game (which card game was it?)
7 it was poker
>>washing your own laundry
12 mom took forever to finally do it
>>cooking your own meals
8 if I wanted something that my parents didnt cook
>>fixing/troubleshooting something (anything, hard mode: no computers and googling)
12 im not an autist
>>29973343
>tying your shoes
3rd grade
>tying a tie
many times throughout my life, but i couldnt tie one today if i tried
>riding a bike
3rd or 4th grade
>swimming
very very early, like 4 or 5
>a second language
learning one right now
>how the banking system works and managing your own money
i have a rough idea of how it works, so senior year i guess
>how to play a card game (which card game was it?)
5 card poker when i was 6
>washing your own laundry
middle school
>cooking your own meals
middle school, got gud in high school
>fixing/troubleshooting something (anything, hard mode: no computers and googling)
fixed my sink with tape when i was 8
>>29973343
I'm 18
>tying your shoes
7-8
>tying a tie
never
>riding a bike
5-6
>swimming
4-7 (its hard to say because I started diving bevor I learned how to swim)
>a second language
7
>how the banking system works and managing your own money
millennial
>how to play a card game (which card game was it?)
like 7, it was mau-mau
>washing your own laundry
14
>cooking your own meals
15
>fixing/troubleshooting something (anything, hard mode: no computers and googling)
12
My mom has depression since I'm 14, so I have to do things like cooking or washing my laundry myself since then (atleast I know how to do them).
>>29973343
7 years old
11
7
5
13
16
10 (Cheat)
19
18
Never
>>29973343
>how old are you now?
19
>tying your shoes
10
>tying a tie
13
>riding a bike
16
>swimming
can't
>a second language
13
>how the banking system works and managing your own money
15
>how to play a card game (which card game was it?)
11, blackjack
>washing your own laundry
16
>cooking your own meals
13
>fixing/troubleshooting something (anything, hard mode: no computers and googling)
12
>>29973343
>tying your shoes
around 5-7 years old
>tying a tie
Never
>riding a bike
probably around 6 or 8 years old
>swimming
6 to 8 again
>a second language
Never
>how the banking system works and managing your own money
14
>how to play a card game (which card game was it?)
I learned Poker when I was around 10 years old and now I sometimes play tournaments at the local sports club
>washing your own laundry
15
>cooking your own meals
17-18
>fixing/troubleshooting something (anything, hard mode: no computers and googling)
probably around 12 -14 years old
>>29973343
19 right now
>tying your shoes
Around 7
>riding a bike
8
>swimming
6
>a second language
Never
>how the banking system works and managing your own money
15
>How to play a card game
5 (go fish)
>washing your own laundry
Well I don't do my laundry but i was taught at around 12
>cooking your own meals
10
>fixing something
I usually just pay to have it repaired
>>29973343
>tying your shoes
8-9
>tying a tie
never
>riding a bike
11
>swimming
25
>a second language
never
>how the banking system works and managing your own money
still don't really get it
>how to play a card game (which card game was it?)
solitair, probably 11 or 12
>washing your own laundry
18
>cooking your own meals
never
>fixing/troubleshooting something (anything, hard mode: no computers and googling)
18
>Are there any other specific things that you were a late bloomer for?
I didn't figure out that I should wipe my ass sitting down, rather than standing up after a shit and doing it, until I was 30. Less chance of smearing.
>>29973343
lol all the retards copied the first post and didn't post their ages.
>How old are you
21
>tying your shoes
childhood
>tying a tie
childhood
>riding a bike
childhood
>swimming
I practically was born knowing how to swim
>a second language
started at 10 yo (my first language is spanish and I learnt english)
>how the banking system works and managing your own money
I have always made little works here and there but my first serious job is this year (food delivery), and have been learning how the world works since a few years ago, mostly this very year.
>how to play a card game (which card game was it?)
The only serious, worthy card games are those which are played in casinos, and I don't know how to play any.
>washing your own laundry
past year
>cooking your own meals
it's something progressive, I mean when I was a kid I would cook hamburgers, sausages etc., which is easy -mode. But nowadays I'm able to cook many more foods.
>fixing/troubleshooting something (anything, hard mode: no computers and googling)
always
