5 Reasons You Don't Miss Your 20's

[Scrumtrilescent]

Left a conference last week when some hack started a Tony Robbins spiel.

"Where are you going?"

"Home before I kill me or you, and guess which one I'll probably pick?"

[thefuzz]

I had a really good time in my early 20's, in fact, great time.

Mid to Late 20's I was too worried about getting my career started, and trying to make money that I didn't really love it.

Just turned 30 in September, but I feel that am still too caught up in my work to enjoy my youth.

[Jase]

at thirty you literally start falling apart, glad I have 3 years to go.

[Mrs Pantherfan]

at thirty you literally start falling apart, glad I have 3 years to go.

you're actually correct in that statement *sigh*

[Kettle]

I had too much fun my first two years of the 20s. Two nights in a cell coupled with lots of money blown to erase them turned me around. I spent the next few years working my way through community college, and transferred to UNCC at 25 with independent student status. The next 2+ years could not have been better. The age was quite an advantage with the ladies who either didn't want to deal with immature boys their own age or just wanted help getting alcohol. After that I had a degree and job and was able to finish the decade off strong. All in all only a little bad in the ten years.

[MadHatter]

Did nothing but work most of my 20's. Was in Public Accounting and putting in 18 hour days.

[GritsRgreat]

at thirty you literally start falling apart

I disagree

[OnlyPantherFaninMaine]

Hey I'm 21.

[Mrs Pantherfan]

Get out!