Poll: How old are all of you?
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I'm 22. And may I thank you for not doing the mistake some people do and having brackets like 16-22, 22-25, leaving me clueless about where I belong?
not overly judging with the age ranges, was more an arbitrary age bracket
sorry to of offended anyone
its just that i see and read a fair few posts on here that strike me as an overly young opinion on certain more adult topics
just wanted to know where we all stand as a group - age wise
sorry to of offended anyone
its just that i see and read a fair few posts on here that strike me as an overly young opinion on certain more adult topics
just wanted to know where we all stand as a group - age wise
Great, another one of these. FYI everyone who replies and thinks to themselves "Hmm, I'll create another one of these in a few weeks" as it seems you inevitably do... Next time, make the age brackets smaller! We know already that the vast majority here are in their early twenties/late teens, how about exploring that?
1) < 13
2) 13 - 16
3) 17 - 19
4) 20 - 23
5) 24 - 26
6) 27 - 30
7) 31 - 35
8) > 35
1) < 13
2) 13 - 16
3) 17 - 19
4) 20 - 23
5) 24 - 26
6) 27 - 30
7) 31 - 35
8) > 35
Mid-twenties. Young enough to still "know" what all these young folks are talking about, slightly old enough to have learned to pay little attention to it.
You'd be amazed, absolutely amazed at the things you find yourself not caring about once you leave high-school. Being in a high-school environment traps you in a mindset in which little differences mean the world and relatively unimportant things matter to you. Let me tell you - once you get a job, once you've gone to university and hopefully got a bit more knowledge under your belt, suddenly "who likes who" and "what band is hot" and "what gang I hang around with" ceases, absolutely CEASES to matter. Well, at least, it SHOULD cease to matter to you..
You'd be amazed, absolutely amazed at the things you find yourself not caring about once you leave high-school. Being in a high-school environment traps you in a mindset in which little differences mean the world and relatively unimportant things matter to you. Let me tell you - once you get a job, once you've gone to university and hopefully got a bit more knowledge under your belt, suddenly "who likes who" and "what band is hot" and "what gang I hang around with" ceases, absolutely CEASES to matter. Well, at least, it SHOULD cease to matter to you..
