What Age are you?

[Zhuanyong]

Truthfully? As soon as you hit 30, you should lose any age-related hang-ups you've been plagued with in your life. It brings you some solace, believe me.

Any regrets you have regarding career paths you failed to pursue are replaced by logical alternatives based on your circumstances and finances. Suddenly, the future doesn't seem quite as daunting.

It could be the senility talking though, who knows, haha.

Indeed and indeed... 100%

[Mitsunari]

Truthfully? As soon as you hit 30, you should lose any age-related hang-ups you've been plagued with in your life. It brings you some solace, believe me.

Any regrets you have regarding career paths you failed to pursue are replaced by logical alternatives based on your circumstances and finances. Suddenly, the future doesn't seem quite as daunting.

It could be the senility talking though, who knows, haha.

Indeed and indeed... 100%

Also, I think having children helps...maybe, because you can recapture or maintain your youth vicariously through their wonderment of life.

It's the Fountain of Youth, indeed...mine, mine, nooo, hands off...

[Xiahou Jia]

I'm 29 now...time surely flies...

Alright...I was wrong...that wasn't so bad after all

[Frankel]

25 feeling old now

[Xia Kyoto]

19 and still wishing I could do things differently.

[Bush Leagues]

I'm now...(thinks)...26, not realizing exactly how old that sounds to someone who's still in their teens.

Somewhere along the way I forgot to remember that I was aging. To be fair, once I hit 21 (legal drinking age), it won't matter again until I'm 60 and qualify for senior discounts.

[Zyzyfer]

Thread resurrection! Sorry but I rarely look in this particular forum for some reason hehe...

I am 36 at the moment.

I'm now...(thinks)...26, not realizing exactly how old that sounds to someone who's still in their teens.

Somewhere along the way I forgot to remember that I was aging. To be fair, once I hit 21 (legal drinking age), it won't matter again until I'm 60 and qualify for senior discounts.

Trust me, when you hit a certain point in your early 30s, you will discover that there is a pretty delineation between each decade. In your 20s you're pretty much invincible, you bounce back from the hangovers without much issue, you can just keep right on trucking through seemingly minor injuries without a care in the world, you can eat whatever you want thanks to a nice, high metabolism.

30s, hangovers get tougher to overcome. Those little injuries, especially the joint crap, start to sneak up on you. Things start to creak when you get out of bed in the morning. The metabolism also decides to take a nice little nosedive and the battle of the bulge becomes an ongoing affair. It doesn't hit you the day you turn 30, but by the time you're 35, you've resigned yourself to these facts.

On the bright side, once you're in your 30s, it's a bit more acceptable to act like a curmudgeon when you're grumpy, and you've started to come to terms with being set in your ways now. Stuff Old People Do™ also, at long last, starts to make sense, and you may even find yourself starting to enjoy the idea of doing some of that stuff.

[PyroMystic]

Thread resurrection! Sorry but I rarely look in this particular forum for some reason hehe...

I am 36 at the moment.

I'm now...(thinks)...26, not realizing exactly how old that sounds to someone who's still in their teens.

Somewhere along the way I forgot to remember that I was aging. To be fair, once I hit 21 (legal drinking age), it won't matter again until I'm 60 and qualify for senior discounts.

Trust me, when you hit a certain point in your early 30s, you will discover that there is a pretty delineation between each decade. In your 20s you're pretty much invincible, you bounce back from the hangovers without much issue, you can just keep right on trucking through seemingly minor injuries without a care in the world, you can eat whatever you want thanks to a nice, high metabolism.

30s, hangovers get tougher to overcome. Those little injuries, especially the joint crap, start to sneak up on you. Things start to creak when you get out of bed in the morning. The metabolism also decides to take a nice little nosedive and the battle of the bulge becomes an ongoing affair. It doesn't hit you the day you turn 30, but by the time you're 35, you've resigned yourself to these facts.

On the bright side, once you're in your 30s, it's a bit more acceptable to act like a curmudgeon when you're grumpy, and you've started to come to terms with being set in your ways now. Stuff Old People Do™ also, at long last, starts to make sense, and you may even find yourself starting to enjoy the idea of doing some of that stuff.

Well, I'm just 23 and I've learned 2 important lesson in life:
1. That life sucks
2. That this universe is made up of protons, neurons, photons, electrons, and morons

That's why I think it would be good if I live less than 40 years. I mean, Sun Ce and Zhou Yu both died before 40 and they accomplished a lot.

[WangPeng]

Zhouyu had taken up the CEO of WU Co.ltd when he was thirteen years old，so I am a loser

[Dong Zhou]

Zhou Yu didn't join Sun Ce till he was 20 so you have a few years left

The comparisons people make with themselves and Sun Ce/Zhou Yu are false ones. 1) Most of us don't get their type of inheritance. Even if you are that rich, 2) times have changed. Then, 50's was a good age to get to, education was done when your 14 and you get could get a job then and begin your career. Nowadays 80 is a good age, we are educated till 18 and most children will aim to be in higher education then, unless your of such powerful families, you start your working life at a lower level then they did.