>>418015613
Mid thirties here, and I laugh when people in their early 20's act like their life is going to be over or they'll kill themselves when they hit 30.

You still have plenty of vitality once you hit your 30's, you just have enough experience to not hit all the pitfalls of your 20's.

I've always marveled at how real boomers (50+) are so out of touch with the present contemporary culture, and have made it something of a mission to be able to have friends with people in every decade below me as a kind of generational culture bridge.

You can't change how old you are, but you can change your mindset around age, and that makes all the difference.