Apparently 33 is the Happiest Age

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Exterous

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Think of the bright side, You can spend more time enjoying your home theater since you won't be running for a while :)

Heh - well that was back in November so I am back to running again... (Not that the HT doesn't get used :p)
 

KeithTalent

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33 was pretty good. I was having copious amounts of intercourse then. Not so much now. :hmm: :(

KT
 

HendrixFan

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I'm in my early 30s and have to agree that I'm at the top of my game right now. Body is still young enough that I can do whatever physical activities I want, and I have the means to actually do those things now.

This.

I'm 31 now and in the best physical shape of my life. I do have to focus more on diet and exercise to be there, but I have never looked or felt better. Good stable job, plenty of emergency money in bank and I make enough to vacation a couple times a year.

It is a prime age for dating too, as those that are 21-45 are all in a reasonable range. Across that spectrum they have many different things to offer. I have more experience than guys younger than me, so that makes it easier to pick up younger girls. I don't have the baggage and stress of most guys older than me, so I can easily pick up older women. Win win.
 

rh71

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I started to realize I was old when I turned 25. I realized there is no longer an age to look forward to. I realized only anyone who has a birthday under 25 actually mattered.

I'm 34 - kind of lost count a while back. I started on this forum around 22. Can you believe that shiz...
 
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