10 Ways Life Is Different At 18, 25, And 30 Years Old
Because everything changes. Everything.
posted on Nov. 17, 2014, at 2:02 p.m.
1. Friendship:
2. The relationship with your body:
3. Work:
4. Relationships:
5. Traveling:
6. Exercise:
At 30: You pay for the gym every month but haven’t actually been in it for the past two years.
7. Your place:
8. Babies:
9. Alcohol:
10. The relationship with your parents:
At 30: You are turning into them.
end quote from:
http://www.buzzfeed.com/conzpreti/ways-life-is-different-at-18-25-and-30-years-old
For example, I realized at age 21 or 22 that I could no longer sleep on a pile of rocks in a sleeping bag without a tent or air mattress on the ground while it was snowing and walk right without being in incredible pain the next day.
At age 32 I realized I was a Dad and a married person and I never likely would know who I was separate from my family ever again. This at age 18 would be a reason to kill myself. But at 32 I was happy and okay with it because I was more mature and older by then.
By the way, statistically, 33 is the physically happiest you ever get to be in life.
However, I think for me my favorite time of life has actually been since I was 50 and almost died. Physically, in some ways it is better than any other time of my life because I keep having fun exercising in beautiful places.(skiing, mountain climbing, hiking with my dogs or friends or both, riding my dualsport motorcycle, traveling around the world. Being forced to retire because I would have died otherwise was one of the best things (in the long run) that ever happened to me in my life.
By the way, statistically, 33 is the physically happiest you ever get to be in life.
However, I think for me my favorite time of life has actually been since I was 50 and almost died. Physically, in some ways it is better than any other time of my life because I keep having fun exercising in beautiful places.(skiing, mountain climbing, hiking with my dogs or friends or both, riding my dualsport motorcycle, traveling around the world. Being forced to retire because I would have died otherwise was one of the best things (in the long run) that ever happened to me in my life.
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