Comments on: The Ideal Age

By: C. Camel

C. Camel — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 02:40:38 +0000

@Hadje hmmm, I think the age you’re referring to is when you move out on your own, but then it disappears when you’re in a relationship and get married, then reappears when your spouse dies before you. So, pick one of those limbo periods and rock on.

By: hadje

hadje — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 02:23:23 +0000

the ideal age is when nobody gives a ff where you’ve gone, what you’re doing,………no reporting in!

By: C. Camel

C. Camel — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 18:45:56 +0000

@malackey – I wouldn’t redo an age either. The things that were novel and exciting before aren’t novel and exciting anymore. Been there, done that.

I think I can take your brother in a beard growing contest.

@miss Renee P – Interesting – mid thirties. I like that. As for thinking there’s more out there – there just might be. I’m always thinking the same thing, and it’s that thought that motivates you to keep looking for something else. Maybe you’re due for a new hobby or an adventurous trip.

@Czech_Boy – I like having stubble, but I don’t like having to shave my overactive mustache every morning. At 42, if you’re like your old man, you might just have the best beard of all of us.

@RockinRuhul – Yes, I too often couldn’t decide where to hang my boy band posters up. Try hanging it on the ceiling directly above your bed. That’s where my NKOTB poster is.

By: RockinRuhul

RockinRuhul — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 17:48:58 +0000

hmm…good question!

My ideal age would probably be in my mid to higher twenties. When people start taking you seriously, you tend to have a full time job and hopefully figure yourself out.

All i know is that i’m happy with my age now (25). If had a choice to go back to a year in my life for one day, I would probably choose the age when nothing was a worry , which was probably when I was 6-10 years old. My days consisted of playing my nintendo, going outside and having dinner made for me every night! If i did have any stress in my life, it would have been a worry if a boy liked me in class, how to defeat my next nintendo game and where to hang my next boy band poster up… and yes…I was a Teeny Bopper back then….

By: Czech_Boy

Czech_Boy — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 17:07:55 +0000

Lesser man, huh.

I guess my ideal age will be 42. That’s when I will be able to grow a full beard I kinda like not having to shave everyday. It’s nice to not have that extra thing to do in the morning since I’m always late for work

By: Miss Renee P

Miss Renee P — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 17:05:15 +0000

I think the ideal age is mid thirties you don’t looking like you were just in diapers & you still don’t have the sagging boobs and wrinkles. Your husband still cares to suck that gut in when you walk by and he doesn’t quiet look like Santa Claus! (Personal experience) Men still think you are sexy and not their mom! Don’t get me wrong. I still feel sexy! I am flattered when the young kids at school think I am not much older than them and I always laugh when 18-21 year olds want do the “I’m better than you routine.”
Now that I am am approaching my *coughs* mid forties I wonder did I miss something as I look for the anti-wrinkle creams & hair dyes. It might seem that I am unhappy, not get me wrong I love my kids & husband… But I can’t help think is there more out there?????

By: malackey

malackey — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 16:53:48 +0000

As long as I can keep the knowledge I have now, I’d be happy being 23 forever – I was skinny back then. However, if I had to ‘redo’ an age, you couldn’t convince me to go back a minute from now. I made an awful mess of my 20′s and wouldn’t go back to that for anything.

On the topic of beards, you and my brother should have a beard growing contest. There would never be a winner.