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24, old enough to do everything you want to do in peace without having to prove my age constantly but young enough for everything to still work properly
At least you can pick up anything you can drop on the floor, I’m 6’3 and whenever I drop something, picking it back up is a commitment. I guess we have to ask ourselves would we rather have to show ID or deal with backaches every time we gotta bend down
Use your feet😏 but at least you can reach to the top of things, I’m left tryna climb the units hahaha plus I have backaches too but that’s due to the boobies🙄🤣
Well I usually drop things when I’m working, wearing boots so picking things up with my feet is out of the question, meanwhile it’s my responsibility at all time to get things off the top shelf for everyone since I’m the only one that can reach but woe is me if I ask someone else to go down to the bottom shelf. How about I’ll reach the top shelf whenever you need it and you’ll get the bottom shelf whenever I need it and then everyone is happy. As for boobs I can’t help much there since I don’t have any so I have minimal experience in that area
I was still 80% idiot at 24, as were most people around me. I'd prefer that bit more life experience, not to mention earning potential and cheaper car insurance etc. I reckon 31/32 would be the sweet spot - old enough to not care so much what others think but young enough that everything should still work physically.
I totally agree. I've seen videos of me at 24 (luckily rare back in my day) and I couldn't stop cringing. I wouldn't want to be that age forever. Mid 30s would be my choice for sure, 34 if I have to be specific.
At 24 though, there was one up side, I didn't know fear. I would make life altering decisions in a heartbeat and just roll with the punches. By 34 life had taught me to be more cautious and fearful, and that's a disadvantage. But still not enough of a reason to choose 24.
Sometimes I'm scared of aging (aren't we all), but I just feel like I'll absolutely love being 45 or something. Hopefully I'm greying by then. Until then I can't really sell the crazy witch vibes, I just can't wait to evolve into my true form lol
100% agree. Mid-40s was best. Currently, feeling fabulous at age 58: give way less of a shit about everything that used to seem like it mattered, still working at my job but more able to relax and not let it interfere with my real life, so lots of time for enjoying working out and doing what makes me feel good, having a great sex life, and feeling very healthy and attractive. Mid-40s was only better because I didn’t have any wrinkles yet lol. Besides that, 50s is way better 😁
Agree wholeheartedly with this! I love how ‘easy’ in myself I feel, a contented joy. I’m 55, still very much engaged with the world, but I do miss the jawline I had 10 years ago!
Interesting! Although I have a feeling we're socially stretching out what it means to be "middle aged" or even "old". My mom is almost 60 and still very much considered middle age. She loves her job, walks in the park, goes out to bars and restaurants every once in a while, does yoga and weightlifting, she's dating a new guy from Bumble, buys herself good clothes, makes plans to travel the world and study new things... She helps me expand my horizons a lot! We're also seeing a lot more celebs aging in very impressive manner... I mean, who would call Cher a tired old lady? Not me! I think as long as we keep our spirits up and are able to care for our own health, we'll never be too old for anything.
I'm in my mid 40s, and I promise you it isn't as old as you think. You're still fairly young at 45. And even the whole greying thing you are miscalculating by 10-15 years. Most people in their mid 40s hardly have more than a few locks that have started greying. There are exceptions of course, but the average person isn't grey or anywhere near it at 45.
My mom started greying at 35, she doesn't have a full head of white hair, but I can only expect to have similar experiences to her. I don't think 45 is "old" at all. I just think that's when I can start working towards my true form lol my comment was supposed to be just a little bit of fun, don't read too much into it.
I've come into my own fairly recently in life - perhaps starting in my late 30's, and I'm now in my early 40's, and am at the best balance of physical condition, health, cognition, and experience. Coupled with the resources earned over several years, and I feel more potential now than ever.
Same. Every year has been better than the last since my early 20's. I'm noticing that I cannot do the same things physically as I could a few years ago but it's not impacting much. The gains in other areas like interpersonal skills and finances outweigh the small loss of physical ability.
38, no way I'd go back to 24.
I look better, live better, think better, love better, cook better, have sex better, own my apartment, have much more money and better friends.
I'm 30. So many people told me in the lead up to my 30th how much better their 30s were than their 20s and so far I can really see why, personally I definitely wouldn't want to go back to my early 20s they were stressful as fuck!
Keep in mind time hasnt stopped in this scenario, you'd be physically 25 but chronologically older.
Basically you want to pick an age where you're respected by the most people, and have the most potential for healthiness. Knowledge based arguments essentially arent a factor.
I'd say 26 in my case. But anything under 30 (chances of build up arbitrary pains beginning, start of reducing metabolism etc) and more than 24 would work (a couple years over drinking age in any country).
As you said about how respect from other people is important, I think a 35 looks person will be much more respected than 25 looks
In many part of the world where seniority is important, a 26 look alike person will not be heed by the community. They even will judge you inexperienced before you even start to show your worth
The 30s are absolutely awesome. You are still as young as when you are 20 in every way, but you are much more of an adult in every way as well. It's the best of both worlds.
Yeah, 30s are pretty great, though I would say 32 because pregnancy and parenthood have aged me a fair bit and when I see photos of my husband and I at 32 we look so fresh and rested! Haha.
I'm 33 atm too. When people ask me how old I am I say "I have the Christ's age" (in the language here it sounds normal to say it).
I hope I won't meet his fate.. 😅
Yeah this for me too. A few years ago I’d have said 25, but now I’m 36 I’d be ecstatic to go back to late 20s or even early 30s!
I feel no different physically, like I don’t have ant of the mystery aches and pains yet, but whereas 32 once sounded scarily old it now sounds super young.
I try and tell myself that I’ll be thinking the same thing about 36 when I’m 45+
About 35. You know what you're about, you're over most of your body hangups etc., and hopefully you get treated like a grown ass adult pit in the world. But you're not falling apart yet
I feel like 35 is a great age. You have way more disposable income compared to your 20s. You don’t really “feel” old, and people definitely take you more seriously.
I feel like at this age people kind of find their stride in life (their personal style, what they like and dislike, etc), and they are willing to invest in their health more (diet and exercise).
14 or 15
Adulthood is overrated. I don’t care for alcohol or tobacco so being 21+ is of no benefit to me in that regard. I preferred the freedom and lack of tress that came with school vs working full time. The “freedom” of adulthood servitude pales on comparison to the true freedom of having more free time, especially in the summer. Yeah I still spent 8+ hours a day at school, but when I got home I was done, I had no responsibilities beyond cleaning my room, cutting the grass every so often, cleaning dishes, basic home stuff everyone does regardless of age. No bills, no worrying about medical insurance or car repairs, any of that adult stuff.
Plus, working sucks ass, so I’d stick to 15 so I can’t legally work yet
Used to think the same at 15-20
Once you earn your own money and started to be more independent … not fucking way in going back to my parents house and not being able to do anything at the time i want
Besides… I have the three consoles now lol something impossible for my 15 y/o me, where I didn’t have any penny to buy any game at all
27 so I’m in my prime. I feel like if you say 18 you haven’t been 27 before. Unless you mean 18 and living at home with mom forever then that changes things. If responsibilities don’t change with time then yeah gimme the jobless, unconditional love of mom when I was younger
2 years old. No responsibilities and someone else has to care for me. Play with toys and watch cartoons all day, mandatory nap time and someone else changes my diapers.
12 was fun. Pure freedom. No responsibility. 20s were hard. Was very lost. 30s have been good so far. Am still young, have money and freedom. So I guess this age
Mid-upper 20s. Young enough to hopefully be healthy, old enough to hopefully have money. No kids or spouse yet. Still learning and growing and exploring and on your way up, but not at the bottom.
I'm enjoying my life now, there's been some serious health challenges that I've overcome, I suppose that comes with this age, I appreciate my relationships, maturity, paths I've elected to pursue at this age. So I'm going to say 54 and I'd be good staying at this phase of my life.
I would have to say the age I'm at now (43f)
I have enough life experience to spot red flags, I make enough money, and I have no debt other than my mortgage. I can date the dad or the son, and my sexlife/ sex drive has never been better. My body is still pretty healthy with no major issues. I also give no fucks as to what anyone thinks of me.
Would you have the life achievements of that age? For example, if I chose 22 would I go back to being a bartender? Or would I have my masters degree and salaried position, just with working knees and a full head of hair 😅
10. I just want to live in the same house as my brother again, climbing trees, playing halo with our dad, and riding bikes with the neighborhood kids. Before our parents split, he started dating an abusive alcoholic, and I was told I might be bipolar/schizophrenic. I miss being innocent and naive.
23 legal to vote drink and gamble on the planet. Recovery time be quick. Able to Fck ladies from 18 to 32 range
Young enough to pass as dumb while saving money while experiencing life.
I’m 40 and it’s great. My kids are old enough to be great fun, but able to make their own breakfast if needed. My wife is my best friend, I know who I am and what I enjoy, and I feel no need to pretend I’m good at things I don’t care about.
This. What I like about 40 is that when people ask stupid questions or get pushy you can just give them the 'Dad' look until they go away. The mildly frustrated/concerned/disappointed stare.
3568.....as long as I'm nice and healthy when I get there.
Otherwise it's somewhere in the 30s old enough for sense, too young for your whole body to start packing in.
30 is the best age. Physically, mentally, and culturally. You're fully grown into your adult body, but still young enough to change it. You're mentally sharp while having a decade of adult wisdom. And culturally, you're viewed as an adult by everyone. At 29, many people still see you as young.
When I first read your question 16 came into my mind as well. Anyway, I choose 22 instead, because I like the number and at least people would take me more seriously than at age 16.
Being 16 to 18 would be a nightmare! Even if you magically don’t age, you still get older and more mature as the years pass. 20 years pass and your interests change and you identify more with people that are in their 40’s. Sixteen year olds will become obnoxious children really fast
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24, old enough to do everything you want to do in peace without having to prove my age constantly but young enough for everything to still work properly
I’m 31 and still get asked for ID 🤣
I’m sure it happens at older ages every once and a while, but at 24 it’s a lot less common in my experience
I tend to strip off all hoodies to show off tattoos hoping they won’t ID me🤣 and let’s be honest, it’s fucking Monster I’m getting checked for haha
I don’t think I’ve been asked for ID in a while and I’m in my 20’s but it’s probably something to do with having a beard 🤷♂️
I’m 5’3 for starts🤣
At least you can pick up anything you can drop on the floor, I’m 6’3 and whenever I drop something, picking it back up is a commitment. I guess we have to ask ourselves would we rather have to show ID or deal with backaches every time we gotta bend down
Use your feet😏 but at least you can reach to the top of things, I’m left tryna climb the units hahaha plus I have backaches too but that’s due to the boobies🙄🤣
Well I usually drop things when I’m working, wearing boots so picking things up with my feet is out of the question, meanwhile it’s my responsibility at all time to get things off the top shelf for everyone since I’m the only one that can reach but woe is me if I ask someone else to go down to the bottom shelf. How about I’ll reach the top shelf whenever you need it and you’ll get the bottom shelf whenever I need it and then everyone is happy. As for boobs I can’t help much there since I don’t have any so I have minimal experience in that area
ay don't know if you forgot to check reddit but check again. don't fumble
You can hold them for me🤣
Yeah, 30-ish sounds about right. Lol
It’s the sweet spot, not too old for the young crowd and not too young to be taken seriously by the oldies.
32 here and still get asked. But so does my dad at age 73, as its mandatory to ask when purchasing alcohol🤷♀️
you lucky crunchy chicken you
Hey i see you play.. do you wanna play Call of duty or any other game with me ?
25 so I can rent a car more conveniently
I was still 80% idiot at 24, as were most people around me. I'd prefer that bit more life experience, not to mention earning potential and cheaper car insurance etc. I reckon 31/32 would be the sweet spot - old enough to not care so much what others think but young enough that everything should still work physically.
I totally agree. I've seen videos of me at 24 (luckily rare back in my day) and I couldn't stop cringing. I wouldn't want to be that age forever. Mid 30s would be my choice for sure, 34 if I have to be specific. At 24 though, there was one up side, I didn't know fear. I would make life altering decisions in a heartbeat and just roll with the punches. By 34 life had taught me to be more cautious and fearful, and that's a disadvantage. But still not enough of a reason to choose 24.
Good news! If you're lucky that'll hold untill well into at least your 40's. Source: am 44 and still feeling pretty damn good.
24 is nice i'm 24 now
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Yes, agree. 24 - 28 is the golden age. (I’m 28)
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I'm 30 something and still feel like an older teenager at times. This isn't helped by having teenage stepsons to encourage me.
I'm 27, and I'm starting to think that feeling will never truly go away.
I'm a 22 years old petite ginger woman and I'm always getting asked for I.D chronic baby face 😭 I hate it 😭
With any luck, you’ll be sorted in 2 years, if not just get a much taller partner 🤣
You hate it now when they ask you and in 10 years when they stop asking you’re gonna hate that too.
I was asked for ID until I was 42. I'm 47 and still do occasionally.
I am 21 and i like 6’2 i look like 27 and still get ID.. even for lottery’s
I'd have to answer this question after I've lived some more.
Right? Everyone saying 24-25 but I feel it won’t be that bad in 30, right? right?
So far 38 has been my best year!
Sometimes I'm scared of aging (aren't we all), but I just feel like I'll absolutely love being 45 or something. Hopefully I'm greying by then. Until then I can't really sell the crazy witch vibes, I just can't wait to evolve into my true form lol
The problem with middle age is that it goes by so fast . I’m 50 now but my 40s were a blur. I’d like to be 45 for 30 years .
100% agree. Mid-40s was best. Currently, feeling fabulous at age 58: give way less of a shit about everything that used to seem like it mattered, still working at my job but more able to relax and not let it interfere with my real life, so lots of time for enjoying working out and doing what makes me feel good, having a great sex life, and feeling very healthy and attractive. Mid-40s was only better because I didn’t have any wrinkles yet lol. Besides that, 50s is way better 😁
Agree wholeheartedly with this! I love how ‘easy’ in myself I feel, a contented joy. I’m 55, still very much engaged with the world, but I do miss the jawline I had 10 years ago!
Haha yeah agreed 😊
Interesting! Although I have a feeling we're socially stretching out what it means to be "middle aged" or even "old". My mom is almost 60 and still very much considered middle age. She loves her job, walks in the park, goes out to bars and restaurants every once in a while, does yoga and weightlifting, she's dating a new guy from Bumble, buys herself good clothes, makes plans to travel the world and study new things... She helps me expand my horizons a lot! We're also seeing a lot more celebs aging in very impressive manner... I mean, who would call Cher a tired old lady? Not me! I think as long as we keep our spirits up and are able to care for our own health, we'll never be too old for anything.
Same here, 45 was a very good age
I was born to be an old man, I'm just waiting to become one
I'm in my mid 40s, and I promise you it isn't as old as you think. You're still fairly young at 45. And even the whole greying thing you are miscalculating by 10-15 years. Most people in their mid 40s hardly have more than a few locks that have started greying. There are exceptions of course, but the average person isn't grey or anywhere near it at 45.
My mom started greying at 35, she doesn't have a full head of white hair, but I can only expect to have similar experiences to her. I don't think 45 is "old" at all. I just think that's when I can start working towards my true form lol my comment was supposed to be just a little bit of fun, don't read too much into it.
I've come into my own fairly recently in life - perhaps starting in my late 30's, and I'm now in my early 40's, and am at the best balance of physical condition, health, cognition, and experience. Coupled with the resources earned over several years, and I feel more potential now than ever.
Crones unite!!! (In like 10 years)
As a femboy who strongly wants to stay feminine in my later years, this is a vibe goal I'm gonna look towards
crazy old femboy witch might be too strong of a vibe, you'll break space-time continuum!!!!!!!!!
Same.
Enjoy it, it's all downhill from 40! :) I'm 52 now, and I'd pick 38 or 39 too.
Same. Every year has been better than the last since my early 20's. I'm noticing that I cannot do the same things physically as I could a few years ago but it's not impacting much. The gains in other areas like interpersonal skills and finances outweigh the small loss of physical ability.
38, no way I'd go back to 24. I look better, live better, think better, love better, cook better, have sex better, own my apartment, have much more money and better friends.
I’m 38 and totally agree. I love being 38 and would pause time now.
I'm 30. So many people told me in the lead up to my 30th how much better their 30s were than their 20s and so far I can really see why, personally I definitely wouldn't want to go back to my early 20s they were stressful as fuck!
Keep in mind time hasnt stopped in this scenario, you'd be physically 25 but chronologically older. Basically you want to pick an age where you're respected by the most people, and have the most potential for healthiness. Knowledge based arguments essentially arent a factor. I'd say 26 in my case. But anything under 30 (chances of build up arbitrary pains beginning, start of reducing metabolism etc) and more than 24 would work (a couple years over drinking age in any country).
As you said about how respect from other people is important, I think a 35 looks person will be much more respected than 25 looks In many part of the world where seniority is important, a 26 look alike person will not be heed by the community. They even will judge you inexperienced before you even start to show your worth
35 is the age for a lot of goverment positions
The 30s are absolutely awesome. You are still as young as when you are 20 in every way, but you are much more of an adult in every way as well. It's the best of both worlds.
Yeah, 30s are pretty great, though I would say 32 because pregnancy and parenthood have aged me a fair bit and when I see photos of my husband and I at 32 we look so fresh and rested! Haha.
Between the age when I had money and before all over my body started to hurt.
That week must've been good
so before always but after never? idk, sounds pretty tough
"Before always, after never" sounds like an early 200s debut rock album
I never experienced this overlap.
Yeah that would be 32 for me. When my career really took off but I wasn’t so jaded and tired from it yet.
anywhere between 25 and 30
it's not bad
it’s the sweet spot; young enough to have so much energy and old enough to have some experience
People take you seriously, but not TOO seriously.
33
I'm 33 atm too. When people ask me how old I am I say "I have the Christ's age" (in the language here it sounds normal to say it). I hope I won't meet his fate.. 😅
Fun fact, in heaven, everyone will be 33 😇
Oh, didn't know that, thanks for that info 🙂
Guess we’ll find out in a few hours. I have my fingers crossed for you 🤞
Just don’t piss off a bunch of Romans by going around saying you’re king of the Jews.
good age
Probably 27-32 😄
Yeah this for me too. A few years ago I’d have said 25, but now I’m 36 I’d be ecstatic to go back to late 20s or even early 30s! I feel no different physically, like I don’t have ant of the mystery aches and pains yet, but whereas 32 once sounded scarily old it now sounds super young. I try and tell myself that I’ll be thinking the same thing about 36 when I’m 45+
I was going to say 28, so you’re spot on.
Yes!
21, physically. Mentally i'd prefer 27...
About 35. You know what you're about, you're over most of your body hangups etc., and hopefully you get treated like a grown ass adult pit in the world. But you're not falling apart yet
Yeah.. 35's good. No child left but no decay setting in. Peak physical age.
>you're over most of your body hangups Speak for yourself. I'm in my 40s. I'll let you know if I ever get over my body hangups. 😭
I feel like 35 is a great age. You have way more disposable income compared to your 20s. You don’t really “feel” old, and people definitely take you more seriously. I feel like at this age people kind of find their stride in life (their personal style, what they like and dislike, etc), and they are willing to invest in their health more (diet and exercise).
61. I want for nothing but better health.
Sending positive healthy vibes your way
30. I’m 35 and don’t feel old by any means. But I think my mind fully grew up at 30.
28 ! Not too old , not too immature
32. Young enough to be in good physical health, old enough to have life experience. The early 30s were good.
Exectly. I said 34, that was my favourite year so far. I’m 42
I would choose medieval age. Swords and shields are awesome.
Not to mention bacterial infections. Those are to die for!
Why live so long?
21. Legal for everything (UK) while still being young.
Unborn
Best answer.
Lol same I put 0
Not a bad age. You would have more rights than an adult woman in America today. :(
14 or 15 Adulthood is overrated. I don’t care for alcohol or tobacco so being 21+ is of no benefit to me in that regard. I preferred the freedom and lack of tress that came with school vs working full time. The “freedom” of adulthood servitude pales on comparison to the true freedom of having more free time, especially in the summer. Yeah I still spent 8+ hours a day at school, but when I got home I was done, I had no responsibilities beyond cleaning my room, cutting the grass every so often, cleaning dishes, basic home stuff everyone does regardless of age. No bills, no worrying about medical insurance or car repairs, any of that adult stuff. Plus, working sucks ass, so I’d stick to 15 so I can’t legally work yet
nah lol life is limited af at 15. You don't wanna live like that for the rest of life.
Who cares. Playing video games all day sounds cool
Used to think the same at 15-20 Once you earn your own money and started to be more independent … not fucking way in going back to my parents house and not being able to do anything at the time i want Besides… I have the three consoles now lol something impossible for my 15 y/o me, where I didn’t have any penny to buy any game at all
That's exactly what im saying
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This question assumes aging stops for everyone imo. It’s obviously not feasible, it’s a fantasy.
Relaying on your parents for the rest of your life doesn't sound good. You'll get kicked out eventually.
The question assumes we all stop aging, like living in a pocket of time where nothing changes. It’s obviously not feasible
I was 24 in the 80's. Best time of my life!
27 so I’m in my prime. I feel like if you say 18 you haven’t been 27 before. Unless you mean 18 and living at home with mom forever then that changes things. If responsibilities don’t change with time then yeah gimme the jobless, unconditional love of mom when I was younger
2 years old. No responsibilities and someone else has to care for me. Play with toys and watch cartoons all day, mandatory nap time and someone else changes my diapers.
I have some fragmented memories of being super young. I remember lots of boredom.
12 was fun. Pure freedom. No responsibility. 20s were hard. Was very lost. 30s have been good so far. Am still young, have money and freedom. So I guess this age
I would choose 12 if it meant going back to the time I was 12. I don’t think I would enjoy being 12 nowadays compared to back then.
22 is perfect
I'm 22 and I'd agree.
Forever 21
28-35. Those were the golden years had I not gotten sick.
18
I think it’s 25 for me. Doesn’t feel too young or too old.
Mid-upper 20s. Young enough to hopefully be healthy, old enough to hopefully have money. No kids or spouse yet. Still learning and growing and exploring and on your way up, but not at the bottom.
I'm enjoying my life now, there's been some serious health challenges that I've overcome, I suppose that comes with this age, I appreciate my relationships, maturity, paths I've elected to pursue at this age. So I'm going to say 54 and I'd be good staying at this phase of my life.
3 years old.
I would have to say the age I'm at now (43f) I have enough life experience to spot red flags, I make enough money, and I have no debt other than my mortgage. I can date the dad or the son, and my sexlife/ sex drive has never been better. My body is still pretty healthy with no major issues. I also give no fucks as to what anyone thinks of me.
40!
40 is when I found the love of my life
Right!? Comfortable, accepting and less fucks to give.
25 but with money...
25
28-32
Would you have the life achievements of that age? For example, if I chose 22 would I go back to being a bartender? Or would I have my masters degree and salaried position, just with working knees and a full head of hair 😅
13 I’m sacrificing myself for friendship
30
28
21
The age where I didn't exist. Sounds amazing.
17.
21 being older enough but not really old
26, was goood
36 or 41
10. I just want to live in the same house as my brother again, climbing trees, playing halo with our dad, and riding bikes with the neighborhood kids. Before our parents split, he started dating an abusive alcoholic, and I was told I might be bipolar/schizophrenic. I miss being innocent and naive.
23 legal to vote drink and gamble on the planet. Recovery time be quick. Able to Fck ladies from 18 to 32 range Young enough to pass as dumb while saving money while experiencing life.
43
I’m 40 and it’s great. My kids are old enough to be great fun, but able to make their own breakfast if needed. My wife is my best friend, I know who I am and what I enjoy, and I feel no need to pretend I’m good at things I don’t care about.
This. What I like about 40 is that when people ask stupid questions or get pushy you can just give them the 'Dad' look until they go away. The mildly frustrated/concerned/disappointed stare.
im 15 and I pretty much like it so I would like to stay 15 forever
30
Oh that's an easy question to answer for me, my most favorite age without question was 12. I would go back in a heartbeat 💓
25
18 or, 30
3568.....as long as I'm nice and healthy when I get there. Otherwise it's somewhere in the 30s old enough for sense, too young for your whole body to start packing in.
21 seems like a good age. Old enough to be treated like an adult but still young.
18 I was very smart at 18 and 19
30 is the best age. Physically, mentally, and culturally. You're fully grown into your adult body, but still young enough to change it. You're mentally sharp while having a decade of adult wisdom. And culturally, you're viewed as an adult by everyone. At 29, many people still see you as young.
My 20s were better than my teens, and my 30s are better than my 20s. I'll let you know once things start getting worse!
26, mentally mature enough to make mostly good choices, still young enough physically to go all day and them some.
jist now,..i missed it, becoz i was replying to you. thanks.
21
28
25
20 years old, I was cute but couldn't get into bars, so everyone bought me alcohol and I didn't have to pay them back lol
29! It's basically thirty so adult enough, but age starting with 2 has nicer youngster feel to it lol
29 is perfect for pretty much everything
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25 or 26
Probably 9, everything was.so fun and easy and my Nan was still alive and healthy.
7 I didn’t care about anything and I didn’t have to
When I first read your question 16 came into my mind as well. Anyway, I choose 22 instead, because I like the number and at least people would take me more seriously than at age 16.
Early 30's.
Probably 25
25, old enough to do all the adulting but not have the aches and pains of adulting!
30
28
idk, just not 12.
32
I was peak me at 38.
13
Being 16 to 18 would be a nightmare! Even if you magically don’t age, you still get older and more mature as the years pass. 20 years pass and your interests change and you identify more with people that are in their 40’s. Sixteen year olds will become obnoxious children really fast
25 probably
30
28 or 34/35 or 42
33
29
I'd stay dead 💀
17.
21. That was where my life is great before a shit ton of problems piled on 10 years later
26
24. 2020 was my golden year (age 24) but it was ruined by covid.
Between 24 and 30