As we get older, we use more positive words in conversation and less often use negative words. This is the result of research by American scientists James Pennebaker and Lori Stone (James W. Pennebaker, Lori D. Stone).
After analyzing the speech of more than 3000 volunteers in different countries, as well as the texts of famous writers and poets, psychologists also concluded: over the years, we begin to speak in more complex phrases and use future tense verbs more often than past ones. But is it worth waiting for old age to talk positively about life?