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I met a kid at the bar last weekend (I went there for a drink by myself and struck up a conversation with a few people) call me a 'cougar'. He was 22 and I'm 29. I don't really know how I feel about that.
I'm really interested to see how things are going to change when I turn 30 later this year. I mean, it couldn't be any worse than it is already date wise
You are only 29!?
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Originally Posted by TaoistDude
Gosh, doesn't that usually take 9 months, or did you just deliver there?
This isn't a question about online dating. I get why people lie on those sites. I'm talking about in person.
I didn't read all the replies. I'm 39. I act about 12, so that makes me about 25.50. Personally, I don't really care if people know how old I am and never had. It's just a number and I have no control over when I first graced the world with my presence.
Since reading this thread, I've decided to shave five, maybe, seven years off my age whenever I'm asked how old I am from now on, just for the helluv it. Sue me. It's been my experience, people that profess to not ever lie about anything, do so more often than not and in instances that matter more. Again, that's been my experience and I have some pictures to back it up.
My mom just upped her age from 39 to 40. Not sure where exactly that leaves me.
I am on my phone, please forgive the typos.
That is so funny, she'll have to change that if ever she becomes a granny, I have one one in college now, real hard for me to be 40, when I introduce my college age grandchild.
That is so funny, she'll have to change that if ever she becomes a granny, I have one one in college now, real hard for me to be 40, when I introduce my college age grandchild.
Lol, I just turned 35
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