What Age Do you stop being a young person/

Giggiddy

21 in answer to the thread title, and nothing to do with because you are 22 either

30. The "last big contract" time for most footballers.

When I was 20 I thought I knew it all and was very self-confident. Now I'm 23, realise I know nothing and feel like a 16 year old again.

I hope this answer helps.

When you turn 20 your brain starts to shrink. When you turn 27 your memory starts to diminish and by the time you reach forty you lose 10,000 brain cells a day.

I can't find a link for any of this but it was on a 2007 episode of Horizon called How Does Your Memory Work.

Irish Guitarist wrote: »

When you turn 20 your brain starts to shrink. When you turn 27 your memory starts to diminish and by the time you reach forty you lose 10,000 brain cells a day.

I can't find a link for any of this but it was on a 2007 episode of Horizon called How Does Your Memory Work.

Apparently your works well......that or you are demented and just made all that up:)

Is this so u can get a half fare on a bus? If you are adult and small, its still worth a go.

Or is it cos u are underage and want to get into an 18+ movie? If so, try smoking a cigar on your approach to the ticket kiosk.

I reckon you start to get proper old at 50. I'm 44 pretty young looking for my age and aside from smoking the odd spliff I look after myself in terms of fitness and off the sauce ten years. I've lots of energy some days but I do get quite knackered out of nowhere other days. One or two wrinkles, one or two grey hairs, find it hard to get the old chap standing proud sometimes (he's gone into semi retirement). Also find myself shouting 'Go on son' when I'm watching soccer. I'm not making a deliberate effort to dress young but neither do I wear old man jumpers either. I'm also a lot more content than I was in my 20's and 30's. Yes you do mellow out with age. When I get to 50 i'll probably say that you don't get old until you're 60.