Originally Posted by Freebase Dali (Post 1291708)

Indeed. He needs to get right onto this horse and ride it. No regrets.

Originally Posted by Burning Down

I'm afraid of turning 30, actually. I think my 30th birthday will be more depressing than any other milestone birthday because then it means I'll have to actually "grow up" and ****... When you're in your 20's and you go out and party all night and crap nobody really bats an eyelid but when you're 30+, you get judged for it (at least I think so).

Originally Posted by Janszoon (Post 1291717)

OMG it's tru guyz, life endz wen ur 30.

Originally Posted by Freebase Dali (Post 1291671)

I think the real difference here is that when most people turn 30, they're not really being dictated by the age as much as the circumstance. Most of them are out of the house, fending for themselves, etc.
You don't just go "Oh, I'm 30 now, time to grow up" as if it's some sort of choice. You simply find yourself in a different state of mind, dictated by how you've played the life game by then. Not dictated by an arbitrary number where you're suddenly supposed to be different. The numbers never dictate the maturity. The maturity dictates the average of the numbers.

Also, if you're like most 30 year olds in 30 year old scenarios, you're probably not worried about the club scene as much, because you usually have more important sh*t to worry about. Not going out isn't usually dictated by the fact you're 30 and "ewww there's a 30 year old at the club!!!"

Although, I'm definitely not saying that there aren't 30 year olds still living in mom's basement who still think that way.

Originally Posted by Janszoon (Post 1291717)

OMG it's tru guyz, life endz wen ur 30.

Originally Posted by Black Francis (Post 1291722)

that only applies to females :D

Originally Posted by Janszoon (Post 1291717)

OMG it's tru guyz, life endz wen ur 30.

Originally Posted by Vanilla (Post 1291733)

For some people, they do actually die at 30.