Senior Citizen or "Old Aged Pensioner"! Which One ??

[davetherave]

If indeed either,do you find most dignified>

[Lizzy]

Neither . I am 63 but don't think I have reached the stage where I have to define myself as any thing other than growing old disgracefully.

[Snuffy]

Really don't care what you refer to me as --- but suggest you use the word "Mister" when you're speaking to me.

[?the?4OGx3!]

Senior Citizen or Retired Senior. Pensions are for people who have worked for corporate structures, isn't it? If I wanted something with "dignity" it would be neither. I might insist on being referred to as Mrs., Lady, Madam, or High Priestess lol!

[Low Profile]

both are OK and acceptable

[Gone Too Long]

Remember the old saying-

"Call me whatever you want,
as long as you don't
call me late for dinner."

It doesn't matter a bit what
you call me.
I'll answer to anything.

[rustynail]

Senior citizen implies that there are also Junior Citizens, so I am not sure I would like that one. You may be old and not get a pension or you may get a pension and not be old.
Older person may be more politically correct. Or just 'ol fella' or 'ol wan' may describe the older generation better

[deepndswamps]

I've always been partial to 'Hey you".

Beats most of the other stuff I've been called.

I agree with those who feel that dignity should be maintained, but dignity doesn't really apply to me. I don't have a whole lot.

[Scouse]

I am a recycled teenager to you.
A coffin dodger to me

I'm to busy to worry to much about dignity