Is age merely a number?

[psychoslice]

I think if your not enjoying life by the time your, well say 30, you'll never enjoy your life, you would be too conditioned to be miserable.

[Assimilate]

I just hit 30, doesn't really phase me, I'm a better person then I was in my young 20's. I expect I'll have more fun in my 30's as well, and even more accomplished. I don't care about age, I think, as long as your able to enjoy life who cares if your 20 or 80.

[psychoslice]

I just hit 30, doesn't really phase me, I'm a better person then I was in my young 20's. I expect I'll have more fun in my 30's as well, and even more accomplished. I don't care about age, I think, as long as your able to enjoy life who cares if your 20 or 80.

That's just how I live my life, I am 57 now, and my life has never been better, Oh yea baby.

[OfMiceAndMen]

I enjoy myself thoroughly ^.^ I just worry about unnecessary, uncontrollable things. But nothing my BOB can't take care of

Cheers

[Whateverist]

Sex served a totally different purpose for me in my teens/early twenties than it does now. It used to be sport, conquest. Now since I growed all up and developed empathy, sex is SO much better.

I have a rule for it. We must be going out together for three months before sex happens.

Wow, you must be incredibly hot to pull that off.

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Tomorrow is my 27th birthday. I'm having a bit of anxiety about growing old. 27 years old. I'm nearly 1/3 of the way through my journey in this vessel. That's terrifying because I very much enjoy life.

I don't physically feel as though my life is 1/3 of the way to dead, however, mentally I feel as though death could knock on the door at any moment.


I'll settle on red velvet cake though

Happy birthday my pink-haired new friend. (Say hello to Bob for me.)

Twenty-seven seems so young to me, the prime of life physically. I enjoyed 27. Hadn't gone back to finish college yet. Lots of physical activity and pushing my limits that way. Was winding down my first marriage.

I just hit 61 and my wife of 30+ years is at 71. We have friends in their 80's and I have many in their 30's that I work with. I like getting older. I like the greater sense of perspective as well as the accumulation of financial stability, something I hope future working class folk can still accomplish. The worse part is the inevitable physical decline.

My Lia also tends to worry and obsess about the future too. I feel for you both. In my limited experience, it seems to be a more common problem for women than men. Hyper vigilance could be a trait more highly selected for moms. Who knows, maybe.

[kılıç_mehmet]

Happy birthday, old-timer.

[Mr. Moncrieff]

I'm 28 and my wife is 35.

I get older if I'm as old as the person I feel.

[KichigaiNeko]

Can any one show me WHAT a 20 something is supposed to look like? How about a 30 something person? 40 something? 50 something? 60 something? 70 something? ....and on and on.

Suffice to say that age IS just a number. What you do with your life (and the time left to you) is another matter entirely.

By the way, I think whateverist and Min look absolutely gorgeous!

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Oh, and have a fantastic Happy Birthday day/ week OMAM!

[The Valkyrie]

I have a rule for it. We must be going out together for three months before sex happens.

Wow, you must be incredibly hot to pull that off.

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Tomorrow is my 27th birthday. I'm having a bit of anxiety about growing old. 27 years old. I'm nearly 1/3 of the way through my journey in this vessel. That's terrifying because I very much enjoy life.

I don't physically feel as though my life is 1/3 of the way to dead, however, mentally I feel as though death could knock on the door at any moment.


I'll settle on red velvet cake though

Happy birthday my pink-haired new friend. (Say hello to Bob for me.)

Twenty-seven seems so young to me, the prime of life physically. I enjoyed 27. Hadn't gone back to finish college yet. Lots of physical activity and pushing my limits that way. Was winding down my first marriage.

I just hit 61 and my wife of 30+ years is at 71. We have friends in their 80's and I have many in their 30's that I work with. I like getting older. I like the greater sense of perspective as well as the accumulation of financial stability, something I hope future working class folk can still accomplish. The worse part is the inevitable physical decline.

My Lia also tends to worry and obsess about the future too. I feel for you both. In my limited experience, it seems to be a more common problem for women than men. Hyper vigilance could be a trait more highly selected for moms. Who knows, maybe.

No, just picky.

[thesummerqueen]

Actually, I don't think being hot matters in that case - you can be really hot and guys can get tired of waiting around if they're not actually interested in you. It's a good way to weed fuckers out.