Originally posted by cheshirecatstevensWhy should it be all downhill once you turn 40? Those numbers are quite arbitrary. If we'd use a heptimal number system, people would probably believe it will all go downhill when they turn 42 or 49. People don't age all at the same pace, and even though you age, you can still learn and make progress in many areas. Personally I find that on the whole my life has improved over time, even though some areas have become worse. I don't see a reason why that should suddenly change when I turn 40 (in three years).
I had a slap in the face run in with mortality. I play baseball, and I am not a starter this year. I am finally aging. I want to be the younger spry version of me. Seven more years then its all down hill.
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Originally posted by Nordlys40 next Jul 30th... 😞
Why should it be all downhill once you turn 40? Those numbers are quite arbitrary. If we'd use a heptimal number system, people would probably believe it will all go downhill when they turn 42 or 49. People don't age all at the same pace, and even though you age, you can still learn and make progress in many areas. Personally I find that on the whole my life ...[text shortened]... worse. I don't see a reason why that should suddenly change when I turn 40 (in three years).
EDIT: Happy Birthday, Stevens!
Originally posted by NordlysIt was a bright sunshiny day! I worked out a couple of songs with the band, and booked two gigs. I am not ready for the turnstiles yet.
Why should it be all downhill once you turn 40? Those numbers are quite arbitrary. If we'd use a heptimal number system, people would probably believe it will all go downhill when they turn 42 or 49. People don't age all at the same pace, and even though you age, you can still learn and make progress in many areas. Personally I find that on the whole my life ...[text shortened]... worse. I don't see a reason why that should suddenly change when I turn 40 (in three years).
