At 25+, what are some things I can no longer do/experience?
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At 25+, what are some things I can no longer do/experience?
sex with 16 year olds.
The play place at McDonalds.
Go into a Chuck E. Cheese's without any kids.
>>16848515
This is the most American thing in the universe.
>>16848507
he can if he is english. 16 is legal here lol.
This has nothing to do with advice.
>>16848562
Sure it does. OP is clearly someone who thinks his life is over at 25, probably due to epic FOMO, and wants to confirm that by drowning in the sheer number of things he's supposedly missed out on. Fortunately for him, there isn't really anything.
Successfully hitting on people younger than you
>>16848507
I don't live in a backwards bumpkin state, I can fuck 16 year olds until I die of old age.
you're def pushing creepy dating girls 18-20, but honestly life isn't over once you get over 25
Well anything that involves dumb teenager activities. Disobeying parents! Experimentation with alcohol, smokes and drugs! Exploring your body and those of your peers (with all these rad new features)! Getting kicked out of bars!
Most of this shit can be done when you're older, but it feels different when you're younger for some reason. New, uncharted territory is exciting. Personal growth is exciting at any age, however. Too many people romanticize their teenage years, but that could be because that's when many people hit their peak.
I think you missed your shot at being a child prodigy, so there's that too
>I think you missed your shot at being a child prodigy, so there's that too
that hit too close to home anon