The concept of aging and what it means to be considered a “senior” in modern society has evolved significantly over the years. Traditionally, reaching the age of retirement was synonymous with entering this stage of life, but today, the definition is much more nuanced. As longevity increases and the demographics of aging populations shift, societal perceptions of age and the characteristics associated with seniority are changing. Factors such as health, activity levels, and social engagement contribute to how individuals view themselves and are viewed by others in relation to age. While some may consider themselves seniors in their 60s, others might not identify with the term until they are well…