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When do you think a person stops being young? I don't think there's a precise time, but I will say there seems to be a major difference between early and late 30s. Despite this though some people still seem youthful well into their 40s.
When do you think a person stops being young? I don't think there's a precise time, but I will say there seems to be a major difference between early and late 30s. Despite this though some people still seem youthful well into their 40s.
youth is a state of mind. I know many elderly people that feel young...
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When you walk into a bar/club and the girl's eyes say, "Eww, what's up with grandpa over there?"
My beard's bottom is white, does that count?
When they card you and you are like, "Thanks. You just made my day."
When people assume you are the dad because you look like the dad. I remember a young lady telling me that... "You looked like a dad." Thanks. Call me Treebeard. I'm old as %*#$ng Christ, I get it.
When people call you sir, and you didn't like that, before, and now, you just don't care.
When do you think a person stops being young? I don't think there's a precise time, but I will say there seems to be a major difference between early and late 30s. Despite this though some people still seem youthful well into their 40s.
I read somewhere that 35 is the end of youth. I think that is about right.
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