33 is a Prime Number
I used to be gym regular back in college, but I hadn't yet learned how to work out properly, so there was a lot of wasted effort. It wasn't until about 2002 or 2003 that I started really doing it right, eating properly, beefing up a bit, all that crap. Man, I can't believe how far (backwards) I've come since those lofty fitness goals!
But now that I'm in Taiwan, and all that has gone out the window! If it's not one thing, it's another: it's frustrating that I can't get to the gym nowadays. That, plus all the cold weather fueling my craving for carbs and sweets and those hot, stick-to-your-ribs foods. That's bad news.
That said, this is a good age to be.
This is the primetime, baby!
I think men in their 30's start to have a clue of what's what. Before that, in their early- to mid-20's, they're still young, full of energy, but without the necessary guidance or direction. And almost definitely without really knowing what they want. (I'd argue that although being firmly planted in my thirties, I still don't truly know what I want, but I'm getting closer to having all the pieces of that puzzle.)
So really, I don't actually miss being younger.
What I miss about being younger is the carefree days of not giving a sh!t about anything with boundless energy! That, and being able to go clubbing all night without feeling bedridden the whole next day.
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I JUST had this conversation with a friend yesterday. Leaving your 20's behind is great in terms of career, and aspirations, and basic overall knowledge of how life operates. I have a clearer focus now, I'm actually making and storing away money, and I'm actually happier.
I would, however, love to have my early 20's butt back - so tight, so firm.....Guess you can't have it all :)
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