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post 1549987871 04-25-2018, 07:35 AM
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Dont listen to op
post 1549988261 04-25-2018, 07:42 AM
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Originally Posted By shorkey⏩
I met a 77 year old at the summit of a Vermont High Peak. He had a strong Sean Connery look and accent. Had a good chat and we could see the village near the mountain where he has his cottage. Dude was in great shape and enjoying life. That's how I want to be at his age. Age is 2 digits.
I met a 75 year old dude at a party hostel. He was having the time of his life dancing with the young sloots, I'm pretty sure he banged one as well.

My inspiration.
post 1549988961 04-25-2018, 07:51 AM
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Originally Posted By aranadiscoteca⏩
I met a 75 year old dude at a party hostel. He was having the time of his life dancing with the young sloots, I'm pretty sure he banged one as well.

My inspiration.
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post 1549990921 04-25-2018, 08:18 AM
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post 1549991671 04-25-2018, 08:28 AM
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I'd rather fast forward to being 35 with a high 6 figure net worth

than go back in time to being 21 in senior year of college partying with $78 in my bank account.
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post 1549992421 04-25-2018, 08:38 AM
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Originally Posted By enzo818⏩
Lol I love how the misc just projects all their beliefs on everybody. For some people their 20's are their best years because they had a ****load of fun, made some great memories, and had relatively little responsibility. Most people in their 30's and above have families and settle down. Its a different type of life, but not necessarily worse or better. Lots of Money, good looks, material things does not always equal happiness. If you think that then you are fail to realize basic human needs.
Yeah money doesn't always mean happiness. Money can help in some situations, but not all. Being emotionally stable is GOAT at any age. I have seen 35+ folks have complete melt downs in public, at work, etc and it's not cute at all.
post 1549992531 04-25-2018, 08:39 AM
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Will be aesthetic and slaying like a champ in my 30s (currently 27).

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post 1549992931 04-25-2018, 08:44 AM
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Originally Posted By Luc1fer⏩
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post 1549993271 04-25-2018, 08:48 AM
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Paging Testifier to this thread:

LMAO just LMAO if every day (year, srs) of your life is not better than the previous one. GOAT progression in life is the best form of gains that exists.
post 1549994041 04-25-2018, 08:56 AM
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Originally Posted By lolwhatthefuk⏩
Just turned 85 in December . My dick still works and with age your eyes go leaving sex more to my imagination than sight itself.
my 70-something year old coworker has a great line about this.

he said there are two big positives to old age:
1) your eyesight gets worse, so your wife always looks attractive
2) your sense of taste gets worse, so you can drink cheap crappy wine and it'll still taste good
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post 1549994361 04-25-2018, 08:59 AM
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Most people don't live a rightoeus healthy life and are physically and mentally finished by the time they reached their mid 20s,

Just LOL at 20s being your peak,

Anicent Greeks, Romans, Chinese, Muslims during the golden era all said a man's physical, mental and aesthetic is mid-late 30s. As you "age" you become more masculine and become more attractive to women. Nothing gets women more wet than DOM males.
post 1549995331 04-25-2018, 09:09 AM
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Op what is ur advice on dating young or marrying young is it a waste of time?
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post 1549996031 04-25-2018, 09:16 AM
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Lol @ 30's, that's still relatively young. Just enjoy life and try to improve a little day by day. Set goals and try to reach them. Life is all about overcoming challenges. You can choose to be miserable regardless of what stage you're at.
post 1549996091 04-25-2018, 09:17 AM
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post 1549997051 04-25-2018, 09:27 AM
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Originally Posted By DoctorKazama⏩
But seriously, to all the guys who say your 30s are better than your 20s...How do you have time to enjoy life when everyone else your age is already settled down and expecting you to do the same?
I feel like this is a common misconception. I have plenty of friends in their 30's who aren't even close to settling down and just working on their own business and goals still
post 1549998351 04-25-2018, 09:43 AM
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Does lack of relationships and experience in your 20s affect your ability to get it in 30s?

Was going hard with online dating and even some cold approaches but recently said fck thia sht and ended up just living how I used to be in peace building up my money and things I like to do.
post 1549998981 04-25-2018, 09:50 AM
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Originally Posted By stevemckenna⏩
Caveat:
-Have to be single
-Great career or lots of money
-Full head of hair
-Didn't already destroy your body drinking/drugs
-Good looking and tall
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post 1549999931 04-25-2018, 10:02 AM
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Originally Posted By Silencespeaks⏩
I think it depends more on how your life goes than on your age. External circumstances can also really influence happiness and how your life goes.

My thirties were my best so far where I was the happiest and had my life on track the most. My forties are my worst so far but some areas of my life are going well and I have hope for better times still.
I'm worried my 40s or 50s are going to suck. Could be unnecessary anxiety.
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post 1550000581 04-25-2018, 10:11 AM
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I get to do cool and interesting stuff in my 30s, but I do miss the blissful ignorance of my late teens and early 20s. Still no use dwelling on the past.

For ME my 30s is me taking on the mantle in my family, being responsible, people taking me more seriously, wider dating pool, thinking about my future.

Moving around a lot though has stunted my social circle. I sort of wish I was in some small town and knew everyone sometimes lol. My cousins that are in the deep south and stayed there most their life look up to me traveling, my career, stuff I do. It's all relative though.

I'm 34 too.
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I turn 27 tomorrow... am in the best physical shape I've been since 18, and have spent 4 years advancing my career at a rapid pace where this year I should clear $150k... So yeah building a good foundation in the early 20's has already started paying off big time, now to focus on personal development and finding wifey.
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Originally Posted By aranadiscoteca⏩
I met a 75 year old dude at a party hostel. He was having the time of his life dancing with the young sloots, I'm pretty sure he banged one as well.

My inspiration.
..and even if he didn't he left you with the thought that he had.


She approached with her hand extended,. I slowly stepped back. "No" she said. "I just want to shake your hand. You're amazingly gorgeous." As she walked by me she copped a biceps feel.


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Originally Posted By DeusExTerra⏩
I turn 27 tomorrow... am in the best physical shape I've been since 18, and have spent 4 years advancing my career at a rapid pace where this year I should clear $150k... So yeah building a good foundation in the early 20's has already started paying off big time, now to focus on personal development and finding wifey.
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post 1550001011 04-25-2018, 10:15 AM
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Originally Posted By canonhope⏩
I'm worried my 40s or 50s are going to suck. Could be unnecessary anxiety.
It is!!
She approached with her hand extended,. I slowly stepped back. "No" she said. "I just want to shake your hand. You're amazingly gorgeous." As she walked by me she copped a biceps feel.


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post 1550001021 04-25-2018, 10:16 AM
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I am 30 now and every year gets better actually

- More money
- More travel
- Can afford good seats at sporting events
- Work less and get paid more than I ever had
- have a house

I think it's better because I took care of myself in my 20s also. I still am in shape and people assume I am younger because my skin looks better from taking care of myself.
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does this rule still apply to people who get married in their early thirties?
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Originally Posted By ScramFranklin⏩
What do you do for a career?
selling creatine behind a dumpster
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post 1550001271 04-25-2018, 10:18 AM
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Originally Posted By ScramFranklin⏩
What do you do for a career?
Enterprise software sales, like selling PaaS and SaaS solutions to other companies. I started as a business dev rep right out of college four years ago making 55k... currently pay is $75k base $45k bonus for a total of $120k/year OTE (on target earnings). I doubled my target number for closed business in Q1 and looking like its happening again in Q2... so thus I'm expecting $150k-ish for 2018.
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Originally Posted By Rabbitjb⏩
Living life like your best years aren’t ahead of you is dumb

stop obsessing about vainglorious youth, it’s a phase, all phases are worth experiencing ...live so you’ll have no regrets, follow a path and progress

Even partying gets dull and repetitive
but having a dumb hbb airhead fuk your brains out never gets old, just inaccessible to old *******s.
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Originally Posted By Luc1fer⏩
Most men let themselves go physically when their career and/or wife/family starts dominating their time. Family makes sense to a degree, but don’t have to turn into a fat mess.
ya this is pretty much accurate. The gym and lifting take a backseat for 90% of people when they have a baby and start a family. Laziness, lack of motivation and lack of time make being consistent very hard.

This doesbt apply to everyone obviously but it's more or less true for both men and women, women especially. Once the pounds dont drop after she gives birth they self destruct, eat garbage and do zero physical activity. All of those things massacre women's bodies worse then men imo. Then the shame of their bodies causes them to become unhappy and depressed which causes overeating and terrible eating habits. Very few women have kids and revert back to pre-knocked up bodies.
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