Do you like being young?
phantom sneeze
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I'm so deliciously scrummy I love being young and trendy, I fear getting old for some reason.
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phantom sneeze
Posts: 1,064 phantom sneeze
Posts: 1,064 phantom sneeze
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you should enjoy it, it won't last long lol
No one ever takes me seriously because they assume I iz young n dere4, stoopid.
I bet when I get grey hair they'll start worshipping me and call me Master. Muaha.
i need more time to mature
absolutely
When I was out in town with my friends last week, I was told I was too old to be out and I should be in bed (I'm 21 - almost 22). Although, on a plus side, he did want to check my ID because he couldn't believe I was 21.
I remember that....just about!
Now I realise, I was an idiot.
Of course, being much much older, there are things I wish I'd had the cojones to explore - but all in all - being bright and fit and mentally alert with the energy of a small power-station has to be as good as it gets.
Sure everything is still black and white, love or hate - and the greys and the cynicism are yet to come - but the confidence and self-doubt of youth are the time to experience everything - and the time you learn a little about yourself as much as the thing you are experimenting with. So yes - loved youth.
Would I go back? Never in a million years - growth is ,lineal - without the pain and the angst, you might never learn. I'm all for enjoying whatever you are at the moment - and maybe making a mental note
I don't think I'll like being 40, as everyone suddenly expects you to take an interest in golf. :yawn:
* on average people [from the UK] perceive youth to end at 35 years and old age to begin at 59 years
* people’s perceptions of the end of youth and beginning of old age depend partly on their own age and gender
* younger people, those aged 15 to 24, thought youth ended at just 28 and old age began at 54
* people in their eighties regarded the final year of youth as 42, and the onset of old age as 67
* women perceive the end of youth and onset of old age to be 3 years later than men
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/healthnews/7458147/Middle-age-begins-at-35-and-ends-at-58.html
I imagine that your post is tongue in cheek ?
Either way, measuring your life by zipless encounters tends to suggest that you're still young - and still learning - all power to you.
Well I hope that happens to me, Girls don't take me seriously saying go back to school or asking me if im 12.:mad::rolleyes:
I remember the shock of leaving school and not having a six week summer holiday to look forward to for the rest of my life , still reeling at that and i'm now in my fifties .