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Back in my 20s, when everyone was single, there were plenty of parties. It was just a matter of putting in the effort to find the right places to meet people.
by gwbas1c 4y ago
Back in my 20s, when everyone was single, there were plenty of parties. It was just a matter of putting in the effort to find the right places to meet people.
In my 30s, as a newly wed, there were still parties. A lot of people showed up with kids. Late night parties often had a baby or two who still weren't on a normal schedule.
In my 40s, there's plenty of parties... They just are for other kids. I personally find kids birthday parties fun as long as the other adults are fun too.
- wkat4242 4y agoI don't really like the parties with kids around myself. It's like a constant censorship. People don't say rude things around their kids, don't get too drunk, don't stay up late, constantly have to keep an eye on them. To me it's no party when you're not crawling home at 6am after watching your friend make out with someone and having had the most hilarious laughs that you won't really remember because of the alcohol. And watching the sun come up with a friend talking about things you've never told anyone. I'm 47 and I still feel this way. Maybe I never grew up. Well that might be so but I really don't want to :P. Luckily I've found others like me.