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SINsister
the towering inferno
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I'm 41. On most days, I'm about as mature as the average 16-year-old...though sometimes, for all intents and purposes, I'm 5. Intellectually, I'm "gifted" and a member of Mensa, so I can seem, when speaking, like a very serious older person, I guess. To add to the dilemma, I'm only physically and mentally attracted to much younger men. I simply can't relate socially/emotionally/culturally with any male who's anywhere near my chronological age, and I find the aging male body to be utterly repugnant. I also look much younger than I am, as I've no facial wrinkles at all and only the first traces of faint lines here and there. I still get carded pretty often when purchasing alcohol. 
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Azharia
Deinonychus
Joined: Jan 05, 2008
Age: 26
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Location: Cork, Ireland
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I'm 26, but I think I stopped aging mentally at 18. And even at that I still watch kids cartoons and stuff. :p
My daughter will love that in a few years we can watch em together! :p |
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dusanyu
Tufted Titmouse
Joined: Oct 07, 2009
Age: 31
Posts: 33
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| 31 Still Collects toys watches Cartoons so i guess I don't "act my age" i have also been told i look young for my age (that was until I started going gray prematurely) |
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RhettOracle
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Joined: Oct 11, 2009
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Location: Florida
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| I'm 51, but I don't feel 51. I don't feel much different than I have since my twenties. I don't look 51, either, thank you genetics. Last week, someone said to me "51??? I thought you were, like, 35!" So I'll enjoy it while I can, because I'm getting old. |
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Vanessa-Jane
Hummingbird
Joined: Aug 25, 2009
Posts: 21
Location: Northamptonshire, UK
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| 27 chronologically; about 16 or 17 in my head. It was the last time I was able, to a limited extent, to act my age. I certainly haven't "moved on", "taken off" or any other metaphor that applies to my twenty-something peers. |
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Blindspot149
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Joined: Oct 08, 2009
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Location: Aspergers
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hartzofspace
Red Dragon
Joined: Apr 15, 2005
Posts: 4853
Location: In the Fortress Of Solitude
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| Posted: Sat Oct 31, 2009 4:10 pm Post subject: |
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| RhettOracle wrote: | | I'm 51, but I don't feel 51. I don't feel much different than I have since my twenties. I don't look 51, either, thank you genetics. Last week, someone said to me "51??? I thought you were, like, 35!" So I'll enjoy it while I can, because I'm getting old. |
I have the same "problem," looking to be in my 30's when I am 50. I guess I can start enjoying the compliments, but I always feel uncomfortable when they come. 
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hartzofspace
Red Dragon
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Yea, me! Threadbreaker Extraordinaire! 
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lithium73
Raven
Joined: Dec 25, 2008
Age: 36
Posts: 101
Location: Qld Australia
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| late thirties physically, about 16 mentally. I can be quite highbrow ie. completing my Masters at the moment but on the other hand i still like playing with smurf toys. |
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SoulcakeDuck
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Age: 23
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Location: a bubble called Cognitive Entropy
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My bi-polar makes me time travel. When I'm happy I'm 12. When I'm angry, frustrated and focused I'm 200.
Right now I'm about 108...
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hartzofspace
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| SoulcakeDuck wrote: | My bi-polar makes me time travel. When I'm happy I'm 12. When I'm angry, frustrated and focused I'm 200.
Right now I'm about 108...
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Time travel. I like that. Today, at the supermarket with a friend, I told her that if I weren't fully grown, I would probably have thrown myself on the floor, and cried and kicked my feet, because of sensory overload. That would make me about 3, I guess.
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SoulcakeDuck
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| hartzofspace wrote: | | SoulcakeDuck wrote: | My bi-polar makes me time travel. When I'm happy I'm 12. When I'm angry, frustrated and focused I'm 200.
Right now I'm about 108...
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Time travel. I like that. Today, at the supermarket with a friend, I told her that if I weren't fully grown, I would probably have thrown myself on the floor, and cried and kicked my feet, because of sensory overload. That would make me about 3, I guess. |
Those were the days where you had no care in the world and kicking and screaming was as natural as picking your nose. I remember I would often after eating a full meal start making growly moaning sounds and slip down under the table from my chair and just lie there and squirm, felt nice to let out a huge under the dinner table battle cry after finishing a grown mans meal when you were 12 . |
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