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I have always said that life before 40 is way different than life after 40. Joint pain, ear hair, faster growing eyebrows, back hair just to name a few. Sex has less of a priority.

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You should still be in your physical prime at 31

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Hey I didn't say anything about physical readiness! I'm good there; it's just the drinking I was talking about. 31 vs 21 aint the same

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Once I hit 60 I felt it

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Subtle brag???

I’m in my early 40s, but in some ways i feel better & younger than i did in my late 20s... i think drinking has *a lot* to do with it; i dont drink anymore, was a light drinker throughout my mid-late 30s and just realized in the last couple of years that there wasnt any upside for me.. saps your energy, hangovers last for days, sometimes harder to perform sexually and then you have to worry about driving, Ubering etc.

Also i eat somewhat better now (less fast food)... and i workout, not a ton but very consistently .. mostly cardio; i don’t give a shite anymore about having big muscles, i just want to avoid having a big gut.

I am 50 in two weeks. I don't feel old too often. I stopped doing foolish shite like getting drunk very often, as hangovers are brutal.

Aside from having to shake my pecker about 20 times after peeing to make sure I dont have piss in my pants and taking about 30 seconds to stand upright when I get out of bed I could keep up with anybody.

That is the way I viewed 40. I remember my Moms 40th birthday and my parents 25 year HS reunion. I thought they were old then.

First time I felt old was when I realized I was older than Bruce Willis was in Die Hard.

Now I feel old because I feel like I could possibly injure myself when I sneeze.

I'm 59 and don't feel old.

when I got my first social security check