Is life better after 30?
446010
It can be.  And then you hit 50 and your body reminds you that it will not last forever.
197059
Nope. I'm very average and lifes pretty good!!  Wouldn't trade it for a shorter life for anything.
420707
Well you can say one of two things.  One, you could say no if you would like a happy life when you are 30.  Or you could say yes, get married and tied down...have kids, it won't work out and by the time you are 30, you'll be looking for another guy.  Oh yeah, it's not so easy when you have kids from the previous marriage.  Plus, your body won't be the same after having the kids.  And, I don't think you'll have much of an education or work experience after getting married at 16.   Where did the last 14 years go you'll ask.
614826
I'm 50.  does that help?
516835
It depends.\n\nIf you aren't married by 30 and you wanted to be married, have a family and a great career, you are in for a disappointment.\n\nIf you are married by 30 and aren't happy with your marriage, family, and career, you are pretty much stuck.  Unless you want to spend another 10 years getting started in life.\n\nIf you are 30, single, happy, great career, and that's where you wanted to be, then life for you is great.\n\nI am almost 30, been married twice, first hubby died, I divorced second due to abuse, but, now I am in a great career with excellent benefits of growing with the company, pleanty of travel.  I am happy and loving it!  I like the fact that I am not settled down with the burdens of life as a married person is, I don't have boundaries because of a simple piece of paper.  So needless to say, I would not change anything right now in my life.\n\nBut, it is a matter of choice and how a person wants to live and what quality of life they want.  Not everyone is the same.
77407
I think that's true for most people. As you get older you typically get more responsibilities. Gone are the days you can just hang out with friends go home and have dinner ready for you. You have to look for jobs, take care of kids, and deal with a lot of stuff you never had to worry about as a kid.
789461
wait...whats the rush? I'm 30 and i wish i was still one
576518
The 30's are the new 20's. Don't worry, it's women like me that hear the biological clock ticking at 26 years old, be glad that you're a guy on that account. People wait longer than ever these days.
748298
Yes.  Start earlier in your next life.\n\n_
240894
A lot of things that make perfect sense when you are 20 seem ridiculous now that I'm 45! As a matter of fact, it wasn't until I was 40 that I fully recovered from the stupid money decisions I made when I was 20.\n\nWe all need to be stored in vacuum tubes until we turn 35!
337535
Older people have a wider pool of experience to draw from.  I don't know anything specifically about your older friends, but there are some things I would do differently if I had the chance to do them over again.  My life is okay, but I believe it would be a  lot better if I had finished college.  That's just one example.  It's not that younger people are dumb, they just haven't had 20, 30, 40 years of making good and bad decisions to avoid making mistakes based on previous knowledge.
226248
30 isn't any different than 20 other than you are 10 years smarter,and age is what you make it. You are as young as you feel so make it count everyday.
1051251
Save your money when you're young. Be lucky and have good health. Spend your youth going after well thought out goals for example marriage and kids and friends. Money and career can be overdone. If you don't have time for exercise, play and family even if you wind up rich you'll be miserable. In other words lead a balanced life. Help others if you are able and they need it. When old, 60 regret nothing.
45520
It depends on what makes you happy. I went back to school at age 38 and finished both a bachelors and masters degree. It is a little tougher getting an entry level job as an older worker, but your extra life experience will always give you advantages over the younger competition. I say start out easy, perhaps at a junior college, build your confidence and then go for it at a full four-year institution. I was inspired by a female friend who became a new lawyer at age 48. It's never too late to do what you want.
709626
Sure. There's always room for improvement in most people's lives. I would want to earn more money and be more independent. I guess things will get better for me but I'm still happy with the way things are now.
575818
I think it's outdated.  It was fine when life expectancy was thirty.  i think it's impractical to believe that people can continue to grow and mature as individuals and still love a person that they met in their teens/twenties.\nIt's great if you can do it.  I just don't think the people who have have grown very much in that time.  They've stayed stuck in their ruts and comfort zones.
157352
:D ages if not at all hahha.\nbrother u should work hard for the luxuries life. "no mony no hony" and planning your future is the best advice.