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Ground Control To Major Thom
When was the first time you became conscious of your age, or that you felt old...

I think for me it must have been in 1997, I was at the Wimbledon versus Liverpool game where Michael Owen scored his first goal. I think he must have been 17 and I was soon to become 19.

I thought about this when reading an article today about the making of Tron, which for those of you who are old enough, is 25 years old now...

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I know I'm not as old as some of you and I'm certainly not OLD, but, I'm going to be 23 in November. I am feeling old now. I think that time really does fly by as you age.



I felt old at 24. Now 25. yikes. And I agree with you sexy time really does fly faster as you age. School seemed like an eternity, today feels like a second.
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Standing in the Sunlight, Laughing
When I was 19, working as a hostess in a restaraunt, and some guy handed his little son the money to pay, then told him to say, "thank you ma'am"... I was stunned. STUNNED, I say.
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On my Silver Duke of Edinburgh Expedition. I was 17, the other people I was with were 15. I had good fun but I felt a generation older, they felt that also...they said I could be their mum and look after them...
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when I was 13, many people thought I was about 17...now that I am 21, many people think I am about 16...good deal, I say.

I found this quiz yesterday ...it tries to guess your age...it told me I was 31.
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I have always looked younger than my age. It used to get me angry because people sometimes talked to me thinking I was 15, when I was 20. It's pretty funny when the person saying this to me is younger than me LOL.



Originally Posted by SamsoniteDelilah
When I was 19, working as a hostess in a restaraunt, and some guy handed his little son the money to pay, then told him to say, "thank you ma'am"... I was stunned. STUNNED, I say.
Why did that get you so stunned? I like those polite terms. You were just a young lady. A blossoming belle.



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I've got a friend who's a doctor and he delighted in telling me how good the human body was at recovering from hard living. Until the age of 25, that is...

On my 25th birthday I realised that I'd become mortal. Still, I'll leave a reasonably good lookin' corpse.
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Standing in the Sunlight, Laughing
Originally Posted by Sexy
Why did that get you so stunned? I like those polite terms. You were just a young lady. A blossoming belle.
Well, I dunno about central Ohio, but in northern Ohio, "ma'am" means "mature lady".


Originally Posted by Tacitus
..Still, I'll leave a reasonably good lookin' corpse.



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i don't mind when people call me ma'am...i think its nice actually. hum. i don't know if that feeling will change in ample time though.



Ground Control To Major Thom
Originally Posted by ash_is_the_gal
i don't mind when people call me ma'am...i think its nice actually. hum. i don't know if that feeling will change in ample time though.
good point, Delilah is after all ample old

she will kill me.



Just tried that quiz it said i was 18. Wow, just shaved off 7 years with that. I'm young at heart at least.



Before I turned about twenty I never imagined living past thirty-fourty, but ever since then I've continually been trying to push my projected middle age point farther and farther away from me.



Standing in the Sunlight, Laughing
Originally Posted by SmegFirk

she will kill me.
Slowly.


I guess the "ma'am" thing is generational? I've known of women who've burst into tears at being called it.



I wipe my ass with your feelings
20-29: You are a twentysomething at heart. You feel excited about what's to come... love, work, and new experiences.

I'm 17 and I feel it's soooo late.
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Originally Posted by linespalsy
Before I turned about twenty I never imagined living past thirty-fourty, but ever since then I've continually been trying to push my projected middle age point farther and farther away from me.
my mother always says that her younger years (teen and 20s) were tough, emotional, scary...and that her 30s and so-far 40s have been much more enjoyable...anyway, food for though

i look forward to getting up there...i'll take all the changes with a grain of salt and treasure all the good things about being "middle-aged"...and hopefully, have someone to share it with.



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I feel old because my time share kid is 10 this year!!!!
The last 5 years have passed so quickly, I don't feel 33, especially not first thing in the morning where I feel 133!
Just as well I look really young for my age, my classmates thought I was 25, must be all that rain, good for the skin?


P.S. Note to single foxy Mofo women, my timeshare kid actually belongs to my best mate, I have no kids that I know of, but I'm always up for the practising bit.......... ( must resist randy smilie! )
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Originally Posted by ash_is_the_gal
my mother always says that her younger years (teen and 20s) were tough, emotional, scary...and that her 30s and so-far 40s have been much more enjoyable...anyway, food for though

i look forward to getting up there...i'll take all the changes with a grain of salt and treasure all the good things about being "middle-aged"...and hopefully, have someone to share it with.
Yeah, I knew people who had tough adolescenses too, so I don't want to give the false impression that I was a particularly depressed kid or living in tough circumstances. In my case I think it was just really tough to imagine an adulthood that was anything but mediocre and disappointing. Plus I was a pretty active teenager, which made the dayjob lifestyle even more unfathomable. I've always assumed that this is how growing up looks to most other kids too.