>>667309>I'm in my late 20s. Being mentally older is something I wouldn't trade for anything, I am much more prepared to appreciate life and not waste my time making bad decisions. Plus being mature enough to understand the world just feels good by itself.It's not about "mental age" it's just about being logistical.
>But as far as I can tell being 30 absolutely locks you out of a good chunk of life. Almost no one over 30 goes clubbing, drinks hard, etc. That's where you're wrong. Alot of people still be clubbing in their thirties and early forties.
And a lot of alcoholics I know tend to be over thirty.
Your friends start getting married, get really deep into their careers, have children, and that makes them much less available. Most great artists and athletes have already passed their career peak by the time they're 30 (though it def. depends on the sport or type of art). If you're an incel (in the literal sense), it's much harder to have your first romantic experience after 30 than before. And the stuff about the wonderful discovery of what chronic disease will probably permanently ruin something you love to do is generally true too.
>>667243This is total solipsism. Because what I see is the opposite. People are horrified to hear about people being born after them.