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.........I have gray hair, and I think interrupting a conversation to text is rude. So maybe I'm not.
Interrupting?!
Have you noticed these days that listening to one is almost unheard of? And if you are not listening, then interrupting becomes a regular event.
I'm going to do this just for you since you seem to be having a rather slow day and prefer the safety of your bedroom to the world outside. Sharing a needle is immoral because of the threat of spreading communicable diseases which eventually could be spread to those not directly involved. Syringes also fall under the Drug Paraphernalia Act. Unprotected sex is pretty much immoral for the same reasons along with the possibility of unwanted pregnancy.
Gee, sorry. Had to dash off to a cocktail party on Capitol Hill. But that's a pretty lame bunch of nonsense at any hour of the day. There is actually nothing illegal or immoral about needle-sharing or unprotected sex. They are merely risky behaviors. That's all.
If you feel 20, you are 20 That is what keeps you "young" during life, young at heart. What you feel you are, is what you are. Don't let mirror and wrinkles and gray hair define how old you are. You have seen those old folks with eyes full of life? How young they seems to be compared to some others? Their heart is young and eyes are mirror for their inner energy
You can be younger at 80 than 20, it is how you feel inside
I read all these forums and so many people saying to others "oh your young, go for it!" or "well your not really young anymore" etc etc. So in societies eyes, what is young? What is middle aged? And so on.
I consider myself middle-aged at 37, even though my mind is 20.
I'm really curious to know how ages are determined. All I know is that now when I'm adding my DOB online I have to scroll down a lot further than I used to to find 1976.
What you consider young would really depend on how old you are!!
To me, "young" is under 25. Maybe under 30 as judged by an old person. Then again, since my late twenties and beyond, people who aren't elderly have called or otherwise referred to me as "young." Must have something to do with me not looking my age, but how many of them have thought me under 25? [And how is this subject political?]
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I'm not real big on risky things, but I'd like to think being 37 isn't too old for me to try to relocate...again.
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That is what keeps you "young" during life, young at heart. What you feel you are, is what you are. Don't let mirror and wrinkles and gray hair define how old you are. You have seen those old folks with eyes full of life? How young they seems to be compared to some others? Their heart is young and eyes are mirror for their inner energy 
