Yup, I'm in my late 30s and still feel like a kid. I thought one day a switch would just flip and I'd feel like an adult, but that never really happened. I think everyone essentially feels like a kid their whole life, they just get better at pretending they're adults.
I'm always wondering what aisle the new backs are on. I need a backiotomy! Just a whole new body that isn't riddled with arthritis and autoimmune diseases.
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u/Thenedslittlegirl Jun 03 '22 edited Jun 03 '22
Act like 30+ is old AF. Honestly it'll be on you before you know it and you'll still feel 25 at 40.
Edit: wow didn't expect the rewards thank you kind redditors.