Is life worth living after 35?

Depends on whether the OP is over 35 or under 35.

I hope they send me to the farm when i hit 35

As long as whoever you share you bed with stays under the age of 35 then yes.

OMARS_COMING_ wrote: »

I think 35 is the maximum amount of years that a human can really enjoy life to the fullest,its all downhill from there.

Am i wrong?

Thats when I got sober, are you saying I was to late ?

Most people's lives are very uncertain and often stressfull in their late teens and 20's with the pressure of exams,finding work, relationships etc. By 35 you would expect to have alot of these things sorted which allows time for the finer things in life. Thats just how things have worked out for me

My friend's parents are 46 and 49. They go out partying more than he does. They drink, smoke, do drugs and still get up in the morning and go to work. They are great parents to their kids but they still don't feel like they're too old to go out and have fun.

They're a great example of being able to have fun even if your life is full of responsibilities. I want to emulate them when I reach that age.

Gi joe! wrote: »

I hope to god you're right. I'm 22 and feel like like my life is slowly but surely going down the toilet. At least I'll leave one hell of a skidmark on the bowl.

My Da is 62 and I don't know anyone who is happier with their life then him:)

Love these uplifting threads at this hour.

Andy Carroll wrote: »

Love these uplifting threads at this hour.

Its the hour for thinking

I'm 26 and I'm still trying to figure out what I want to do and the type of person I want to be, I don't expect to be done and dusted at 35.

There's plenty of books to read and music to enjoy, people to meet, places to see... I don't think I'll have experienced enough in 9 years to venture into oblivion with a sense of accomplishment.

OP, you've either had a massively full life, an unbelievably empty one or you're just attacking us with a second-rate brand of "old people suck"-style humour. Either way I vote YES.

I'm 42. At 35 i met a girl 13yrs my junior. 18 months later we got married. We sold my house and bought a fabulous new one outside of town. I have a 2yr old daughter and another child due in 3 weeks. We both have decent secure jobs (although money can be tight at times) I am healthy and reasonably fit. I still go out for a few pints now and then although I'm happier lying on the sofa watching a film or whatever. I am happy, my age doesn't matter. I've lived more in the last 7 years than I did in the previous 35.