When should you grow up and stop partying/living young?
| Between 19-24 | 15 | |
| Between 25-30 | 25 | |
| Between 31-36 | 15 | |
| Between 37-42 | 5 | |
| Between 43-48 | 3 | |
| Between 49-54 | 0 | |
| Never - live like you're young for as long as you can | 26 |
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Aliceee93
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wistfulmaiden
When you have to...like when you get married or have a child. or if you have some other responsibility that means you cant party 24/7, cause if you do then youre just being a crap parent/husband/wife.
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gorillaphant
Partying and living young are not the same thing. Once you actually grow up, you will see the importance of living young and understand what it means. You can't do that while you are still, actually young. And you really can't if you're just immature.
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GiveMeAFuckingNameAlready!
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seakelp
When it starts affecting you accomplishing your goals. Want to binge drink to the point of blacking out each night? Go for it! It just might make you less able to do other stuff, like have a well-paying job
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megadriver
Never! You take the most life has to offer and you enjoy every bit of it!
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[Old Memory]
When you start having better things to do with your time. It all depends on the person, though. I don't think there's anything wrong with going out maybe a few times a month to a bar or something with friends or family, but I think by the time you're 25 going out clubbing, getting motherless drunk should be a thing of the very distant past.
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