A discussion about how all of you feel about YOUR AGE
SACJB turns 23 on Sept. 9th, so in 2 days. I'm not really sure what to think of this. This will be the oldest I have ever been. I mean it's not like when you are 12 and then you look forward to being a teenager. Or when you can't wait to be 16 to drive. Or 18 to smoke and go to stripclubs. Or 21 to drink. Now the only thing I can look forward to is rental cars in 2 years. Now, now, I want you all to feel free to tell me how YOU feel about your age. Even if you wear the rings, how do you feel about the number? I just love being young as possible. How does it feel to be 40? What is like the day you turn 50? Does it seem to happen in the blink of any eye? do any of you enjoy it? fear it? Do you ever wish you can turn the clock back? What is your favorite age? did you ever fear getting older? How old are each one of you? Feel free to share your experiences.

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Hey, where the heck is lobsang? did he kill himself? what is going on?

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he he he. I wouldn't call that bi polar disorder. I would just call that feeling normal about getting a year older. Yah, sometimes I just have this energy to type out my own songs that I sing to myself in the shower. So, is that what you look like? do you ever consider hooking up with a younger guy?

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I'm 24 nothing really changes besides your looks,intelligence I suppose there was some good memories when I was younger, younger people can be more friendly, but one yr is not a big difference 5, or 10 is.

well, after 22 years you start to experience a slowdown in body and brain's functioning. But since you are wearing the Rings and taking GP this will not happen to you. Anyway more years you have more the life is interesting and wide, expecially if you don't get older thanks to Rings. Years passing you gain knowledge, expertise , intelligence, so life become more easy because you have more resources. And you will appreciate everything in life more and more because you can find more correlations between what you see and experience (for example in a movie, a book, a date with a girl) and many things that you have seen and experienced before.

I agree Franco, and I'm really proud of you because you have advanced a great deal. I read this horrible story in the paper about this 6 year old kid that was killed by a car the other day. In a particularly ugly way that I probably shouldn't get into. So I was thinking, he was only born in 2002. When I was having fun at 13, this child was almost a decade from being born. Or when I was at his age of six, this kid was 17 years away from even being born, and now he's dead already. As president Clinton once said "The older I get, the more difficult it is for me to see young people die." (Which is particularly rich from him, considering that he's killed children himself; but anyway, he's right in this quote.) I would imagine that this kind of stuff will get worse as I turn 75, 100, 125 and so on. I'm still relatively young because the average age in my area is like 50

yes that happens to me, I feel now more sorry for people who dies, expecially kids. but also when I hear of old people die of aging I feel very sorry they didn't use alex chiu's rings.

I'm 15 and i feel great. much better than that old dude SacJB.

hI! My name is what? my name is who? my name is SACSACJB
your 15 and you have a degree in statistics?

Yeah, from MIT. I'm one of the 5 youngest people in history to get it there at my age.

That was very well put Jag :wink: There is nothing more tragic than reading/hearing about children being killed - especially if it could have been avoided :x Me, I turned 31 in July and, tbh, I am very happy with that number. For me, turning 30 was a very big milestone, considering how out-of-control I was in my younger days. Unless I tell people what I used to get up to, nobody would even know. Same with my age, everyone seems to think that I'm 27 years, at most :wink: