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As far as partying all night and showing up to work hungover, That's mostly what your 20's are for. It starts to get tiresome later into your 20's though.
As far as partying all night and showing up to work hungover, That's mostly what your 20's are for. It starts to get tiresome later into your 20's though.
I think I got old too fast, I couldn't handle it after I graduated High School
I was in a club Saturday and left at 6:30 am on Sunday morning. The promoter didn't find me too old either and took me up on stage into the VIP area. So my OLD A$$ got free drinks and danced above the crowd.
I wasn't the oldest one there. But I have to admit, I was hungover and felt crappy all day Sunday.
When your friends invite you to meet them at 10 and your first thought is, "10 at night?"
that's a good one. and i'm like most, midnight-ish is about my limit. but let me put this in perspective. a couple of years ago i spend a week in Buenos Aires and there people of all ages (even elderly couples) are out from like 10-4am, sometimes into the next day. it took a few days, but it became normal and i loved it. of course, resturants, bars and clubs were also open.
When I was in my teens and early 20s, used to think 11 PM was early evening. I can remember coming home about the same time the sun was coming out. I guess that pretty much stopped by the time I was 30 or so. At some point in your life, you really do need eight hours of sleep.
I'm in my mid 30's, and I could care less about going out on fridays at all anymore. I prefer to stay in actaully. Funny how times change.
I like to go out saturday night, but none of this 2pm, or 4pm garbage. I like to relax on my saturday, and slowly progress to get things accomplished. I don't like to meet anyone anywhere unless it''s a date before 9pm.
Someone I hang out with occasionally refuses to meet up past 7 pm, as that is too late for them. Lately, I just tell um, "that is too early for me".
I'll stay out till 1 or 2 am if it is worth it, but I won't do it just to do it anymore. My 20's and early 30's are gone, and I don't have the desire for that rodeo anymore. I'd rather just watch.
This thread is funny, reminds me of something that i'm always thinking about.... age.
Too often, society tries to tell each of us how to live our lives: 25 is the golden age to have fun, you're at your sexual peak. Then by 30 you need to start settling down having a wife, kids, career, yada yada yada.
But people can do the things they want to do as long as they want to. So my answer is, there's no age that is too "old". Each of us are different, each of our bodies are different and respond differently. My Dad is 61 and he still runs the streets, has different women, and what not. People still think he's in his 40s .
Society doesn't get to tell me how to live my life. Hell, i can have a kid in my 60s if i want to. The best way to know is to listen to what your body tells you. If you get tired by midnight and would rather be in front of your TV by that time, then run with that.
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The best way to know is to listen to what your body tells you. If you get tired by midnight and would rather be in front of your TV by that time, then run with that.
