I turn 28 next month. If I didn't need to know my age I would have forgotten it long ago. 

28's a good age to be.

thecrow174 wrote :

Vaporman87 wrote :
When I turned 30, I cried.
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Why was that?
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I think it was just the idea that I wasn't in my twenties anymore. In my mind, any age from one to twenty-nine was considered "youth" to me. When I turned 30, I felt like I had exited my youth, and entered adulthood. It was tough for me.

Vaporman87 wrote :

thecrow174 wrote :

Vaporman87 wrote :
When I turned 30, I cried.
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Why was that?
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I think it was just the idea that I wasn't in my twenties anymore. In my mind, any age from one to twenty-nine was considered "youth" to me. When I turned 30, I felt like I had exited my youth, and entered adulthood. It was tough for me.
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My friend is going through that same crisis and she's 27. I'm not saying anything since I'm probably the youngest on the site at age 23

I hope I don't cry when I reach 30. It's still a young age to be. 35 is when you become middle aged, from what my dad told me.

Speaking of age...

Yesterday something came to light that I can share with all of you (since you won't be spreading the word to our familes, ). Not long after I turn 41, I will be a father for the fourth (and LAST) time. I, once again, turn to the wise Jim Gaffigan for contemplation of this...

thecrow174 wrote :

I hope I don't cry when I reach 30. It's still a young age to be. 35 is when you become middle aged, from what my dad told me.
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I turned 30 in January. At first I was freaking out because I thought I had to dress like a "put together adult" and wear cardigans and stuff.

I also thought I had to give up all my favorite things like dolls and listening to 90s music. I thought I was supposed to have a sophisticated taste in things.

That wasn't the case, was it?

No not really because I gave up and went back to what I was doing before. I took a look at my parents, and they were doing the same stuff they used to. My dad listens to the same music he did in high school. I those ideas about being "grown up looking" are fed more to women.


And don't forget when you turn 30 your Saturn Returns, I don't think I had anything particularly interesting happen during that time.

I did the samething when I turned into a teenager that I was too "grown up" For things I liked. Makes me wonder what would happen if I told my younger self where he'd be now and what I like now XD