Would you relive 21, or any other age? (how to, married, single)

[temptation001]

If I could go back with all the knowledge I've acquired so far, I would go back to my teenage years. I would change lots of things.

[Connecticut Pam]

I would probably like to relive age 21 but only because my son was a toddler then and I had so much fun with him. He was a year old and already walking, talking and just getting to that point where he would ask questions by pointing and saying "saaaat" so cute. They grow up so fast.

If I could possibly be stuck at any age I am not sure what that would be. Maybe 40. By that time my son was 20 and more than self-sufficient. All I wanted was to raise him to a point where he could fend for himself then sit back and regroup my life. I divorced his Dad when my son was 11 and raised him alone from that point until he was an adult. At age 40, I was in good health (so I thought) had minimal wrinkles, no gray hair felt good, yes, I believe age 40.

I am now 61 had open heart surgery last year am feeling good, have quit smoking but need to lose weight so my ideal age would be 40. I would probably have healed from surgery faster...sigh

[Parkerclassof72]

I'd want to go back to when I was 19, deeply involved with my First Love. No, I'm not going to tell you why .

[dave nz]

I would go back to 16 it was fun having an erection 24/7.

[pigeonhole]

Yeah, 20 or 30 , at those ages, I had sometimes the fleeting impression the world literally belonged to me, it was overwhelming.

[Nauticadon]

Originally Posted by Coolhand68

Only if I could relive it armed with the knowledge of my years since.

Yes sir!

[Nauticadon]

I'd go back to 22 and do a few things differently.

[Stac2007]

If I had to relive any age it would be the years between 23 and 30 and the years between 1989 and 1995. Those are the years my wife and I began dating and we enjoyed a great courtship and long engagement, not to mention the best music era I ever heard, Grunge. Of course we did not have to worry about a bad economy, job losses and the high cost of homes and taxes back then.

[stan4]

Naw. I didn't drink till I was 21. But who cares about that?

I like where I am right now. I'd freeze frame this. Young, healthy like in your 20s but with a lot more money, free time, and no more climbing. Spent my whole 20s working to get here.

[EnchantedEvergreen]

Give me 13 instead. My eighth grade year was my best ever. No other year could top it. Heck, give me high school, middle school, or childhood. I hate college because of all the uneeded fear, peer pressure, and confusion to the point of worry.