After retirement, seniors have plenty of time, and many choose to travel or participate in various activities to enjoy life. However, not all activities are suitable for seniors, and some places may even cause unexpected troubles. In this article, we'll take a look at some of the places where retirees shouldn't go, and the risks they can bring.
First, let's take a look at places like card rooms and casinos. In retirement, some seniors like to play chess or cards for recreation, but when it comes to gambling, it's a different story. What started as a small gamble can gradually evolve into an addiction to gambling and even exhaust all your savings. There is an example around me where 60-year-old Aunt Zhou owed a large amount of money because she was addicted to gambling, and finally realized her mistake and stopped doing so. Therefore, retirees should try to avoid going to gambling establishments to avoid falling into the quagmire of gambling.
Secondly, some free gift collection activities can also be risky. For example, when picking up a small gift at the park or attending an event, some people may be tricked into buying unnecessary products. Take Uncle Zhang's experience as an example, he was lured into buying expensive health care products by a fake free event, and finally found that he could not recover his losses after being deceived. Therefore, the elderly should be vigilant when participating in similar activities to avoid being deceived.
In addition, some places that may cause right and wrong should also be avoided as much as possible. For example, Old Man Liu almost suffered an accident in the alley because of a quarrel, which shows that there are certain safety hazards in crowded places. Especially in the elderly, the bones are more fragile, and an accident can cause serious consequences. Therefore, the elderly should try to stay away from places that may cause disputes or accidents to ensure their own safety.
Finally, returning to your original employer after retirement can be an unexpected disappointment. Uncle Yang's experience tells us that even if you have a good relationship in the workplace before, you may face changes in your interpersonal relationship after retirement. Former colleagues may no longer be enthusiastic, or even treated coldly, which makes people sigh at the helplessness of going away. Therefore, the elderly after retirement should be rational about this change, not relying too much on past relationships, but taking the initiative to find new social circles.
To sum up, retirees should consider carefully when choosing activities and try to avoid going to places that may be risky. Avoiding gambling establishments, being wary of the pitfalls of participating in free activities, staying away from places that could lead to disputes, and being rational about changes in relationships are all important steps to ensure the safety and well-being of old age. What other places do you think retirees should avoid?