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I think 34/35 is when I began to notice actual age related differences - relatively small things like not being able to take it for granted that your sore back
by InvertedRhodium 5y ago
I think 34/35 is when I began to notice actual age related differences - relatively small things like not being able to take it for granted that your sore back will be good tomorrow and I'd accrued enough general injuries over time that they were noticeable and compounding - sore/weak knee from a car accident, stiff shoulder from a motorcycle crash, etc.
When you're 35, 35 feels pretty old compared to the personal status quo.
- subpixel 5y agoWhen you're 35 you can pass for 27 if you do what you gotta do. 10 years later is when things grow on your cheeks and forehead (especially if you're pale-skinned) that you can't do anything about short of plastic surgery you totally cannot afford.
- StavrosK 5y agoI'm 38 and I only have aches when I stop working out for a week or two. Otherwise there's no soreness.
- shermablanca 5y agoI don’t know your specific ailments or their causes but a lot of chronic pain and injuries can be resolved by working out lactic acid and knots with foam rolling, muscle scrapers and tennis balls. Look up on YT how to do these properly from physical therapists. I cured a knee injury that bothered me for over a year in about a week of exercises. Like magic. Same with an elbow injury.