Remember where you were when the Titanic sank?
Anything under 21 because real responsibility really didnt exist.
105 was a good year for me.Just thought I`d say it before anyone else could chime in.
You re supposed to enjoy childhood bacause you were loved, and to enjoy adulthood because you re supposed to give love... Pretty hard to enjoy adulthood and love when you havent been loved enough in your childhood. We can only reproduce what we ve been exposed to.
1988 i was 23, i had a fat rich girl that loved to party real hard. we used to toke up on some good coney island skunk weed then go order tons of chinese food and pig out. then we had nasty, sweaty sex watching nightmare on elm street videos
I enjoy where I am right now: early forties. Twenties were ok, but it was a lot of school, homework, and having no money; I would not want to go back to that. I am way smarter now than I was then, with a better body, and don't have to keep asking myself, "can I afford that?"
i hated half of my childhood and that was the going to school part and socializing. i had the most difficult time making friends i remember slowing down my reading in class so i wouldnt sound like such a nerd and could fit in better with the cool kids that didnt give a shit "playing dumb". Even that the kids werent even worth friending, the friends i had, it all sucked. the only cool part was going home and jacking off to porn and playing video games. Maybe its because short people suck, i was so much taller than everyone else and i never liked the values short kids had of being disrespectful to the teacher, and teasing kids with glasses or fat kids or retarted kids, yet these kids were the most popular at the time. Other than that sorta shitty time in my life, life has been full of hard fucking work and slaying many hoes and attaining knowledge of ancient civilizations and hoping god will keep me around for more
It's true, it can be hard being very tall as a kid, however I've found that it makes up for it in adulthood