Can you think of one thing that gets easier as you get older

Dying ?

Simple!
Not having to work 12 hour days whilst also trying to be a good mum !

I find it very easy to say 'No' to any offers from men - having totally lost my libido (thank Heavens). Life is so much simpler these days!

Indulging myself, I agree with all above too, but now have time and money for me, with no guilt as life is too short.

Cancelling coffee/lunch with friend(s)
Now if I don’t feel up to it on the day, I manage to cry off without feeling to bad about it.

Not just saying no but no thank you, I don’t want to.

I wasted years doing things I really didn’t want to or making excuses. If only I’d known that in reply to I don’t want to most people just say, oh alright!

Sorry - to do exactly

Well for me: no period pains; no greasy hair and having to wash it ever other day; no spots (I had awful spots in my teenage years); no money worries (we had absolutely no money when we first got married); ability to be spontaneous which is just out of the question when you have small children; but best of all, just the ability to exactly anything you want!

Age brings liberation from all sorts of stuff and I enjoy it.

Just as long as health holds up it is a good time.

Waiting!

I agree with Belladonna The absence of worry is very liberating. Que sera sera

Agreed about being more assertive- no more chameleon for me.

Lovely not having life governed by the clock - no alarm clocks. Also, I have found that grey hair etc. seems to encourage people to offer assistance if they see me struggling with getting something in or out of the car etc.

I find it easier to get on with other people. There is a kind of camaraderie of old age that I dont remember when I was younger. A sort of feeling we are all in it together.

Some interesting comments, all of which I agree with.

Standing up for myself and speaking my mind - not necessarily rudely or aggressively!

I was 80 this week and now feel I can say things I possibly wouldn’t have said before. I don’t mind what people think which is a liberating feeling. I certainly would never offend anyone but just feel a little more free in what I say.
The OP asks what gets easier. I just think the actual freedom from worrying makes things easier.

Money - not having to bother saving for anything.

Giving much less of a toss - or none - about what other people think.
As a pp said, being able to say no thanks to things you don’t want to do, but used to do because you felt you ought to want to. Or were made to feel you ought to want to, otherwise you were being boring or a wimp.

Much less stress now we are both retired. No living by the clock, or keeping to deadlines, or trying to get on with people who you wouldn't normally bother with - customers and colleagues.

Much easier to keep well and healthy: no missed meals or lunches-a-la-desko, able to use sports facilities of every kind from gyms, to golf courses to footpaths when they are at their quietest. Plenty of time to go to farm shops and small local shops to buy local products.

All those discounted bus journeys and eating out at quiet times and getting a discount, discount schemes of all kinds.

I have always been my own person and gone my own way, so from that point of view life hasn't changed much.

All of the above! Especially not caring what anyone thinks of me anymore and doing exactly what I like without feeling guilty.

Ditto all of the above for me ?

You have all said the things I find easier, saying no, not caring what people think and also I don't care any longer if I just sit and do nothing, whereas when I was younger I felt I had to be doing something

In addition to what has already been posted, I find it easier to recognise and count my simple blessings.