Ahem... that's not middle aged.

Whatever helps you sleep at night Jans ;)

Thinking I'm not going to die in my 60s certainly does help me sleep better, it's true.

Look on the bright side - it's better to be over the hill than buried under it.

A slightly more on topic post...

My DVD buying is becoming unhealthy. I need to stop spending so much money on f*cking films.

Feel free to message that to me when I'm actually over the hill. My grandfather is 94 and still kicking so I figure that means middle age for me is at least my late 40s.

35 is middle aged, double that and you get to 70. 3 of my grandparents died before they reached 70, I just have the one left. *touch wood* She's a trooper.

You know you're middle aged when you have a mid-life crisis and do something retarded like buy a sports car, my mum's friend did that.

Er, no it isn't. But you should totally save that post and be sure to read it to yourself when you're 35. :laughing:

According to the Oxford English Dictionary:

When I'm 35 I'll be having a mid-life crisis and firmly in denial. :D

I do know 35 isn't technically deemed middle aged. But I just see ages between 35-40 as middle aged. Though tbf my mum's friend did buy that sports car when she was 46 or something.

And I see that as hilarious. Seriously, save these posts for yourself so you can read them when you reach that age.

I'll remember how I feel now when I get to that age, though I guess it comes down to how you feel. I bet you get a lot of 35 year olds that DO feel middle aged. And I'm sure you'll get some 35 year olds that still feel 19 in their heads.