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post 1642221863 07-05-2021, 03:08 PM
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I plan on having 4 kids when I turn 35-40.

They will look like models and is the heir to china and the us. All your bases will belongs to them.
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post 1642223133 07-05-2021, 03:39 PM
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Originally Posted By thadderbox⏩
With my birthday next month I'm a little closer to 40 which seems really odd when I think about it, but I've noticed a few things in my 30's that I might share.

1. Responsibility is a thing of choice if you want it. If you want to get married, have kids, buy a house you can -- but you don't have to.

2. It's good to have a career by the time you turn 30 to stop worrying about finances or even job security.

3. Dating pool at 30/past 30 is dangerous territory for a man because any woman over 30 is looking to rope him in for kids, it'll happen. If you're young at heart, chase younger women.

4. Exercise is key to staying youthful, I still like doing deadlifts and squats -- I warm up extensively and have little to no pain after those movements.

5. Friends wise you might lose a few or a ton because either you're busy or you simply get burned out of doing things (like drinking, etc)

6. Hobbies change, a lot of 30 something's play a lot of sand volleyball, or do yoga -- but that's about as far as it goes for actual exercise.

7. No one's forcing you to act your age or even dress your age -- so never feel pressured to.

8. If you realize that you're different from your peers that's fine, you might have a different life path or different outcome than them.
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post 1642229613 07-05-2021, 05:40 PM
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Right in the pheels op

Also don’t forget to stay hydrated
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post 1642230023 07-05-2021, 05:48 PM
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post 1642231803 07-05-2021, 06:23 PM
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30s is all about if you did your 20s right or not. If you exercise and set yourself up for a great career then by 30 your life is usually ****ing amazing if you want it to be. Career means so much past your 20s.

Everyone should aim to make at least $200k a year by 30. Very doable and puts you in the top 2% of your age group.
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Originally Posted By Silencespeaks⏩
If you’re male 30 to 35 is your last chance to find a 20’s HBB to marry who genuinely loves you for you.

If you wait until late 30’s you’ll be stuck with either 20’s golddiggers or 30’s desperates or baggage.
Any woman single at 35 is most likely damaged goods or has some sort of clingy issues/mental issues.

I still see a ton of women at 35 on Bumble who have the option "Children, want some day"
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Originally Posted By thadderbox⏩
With my birthday next month I'm a little closer to 40 which seems really odd when I think about it, but I've noticed a few things in my 30's that I might share.


3. Dating pool at 30/past 30 is dangerous territory

5. Friends wise you might lose a few or a ton because either you're busy or you simply get burned out of doing things (like drinking, etc)
It's dangerous but that's why if you've done everything correct up to this point, you should be able to land younger females who are not in that bracket.

We all got those friends that just refused to grow up. It's hard to relate to them now because while you're talking career and goals, they're still hanging out with losers and stuck in the past.
Originally Posted By ralphlaurenbrah⏩
30s is all about if you did your 20s right or not. If you exercise and set yourself up for a great career then by 30 your life is usually ****ing amazing if you want it to be. Career means so much past your 20s.

Everyone should aim to make at least $200k a year by 30.Very doable and puts you in the top 2% of your age group.
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