>> I don't consider 30 to be "young". I consider that to be "basically my 
>> life is almost over now".
> 
> I really disagree with that.  What young people have is fit bodies, new 
> strength, and hormones driving their urges, BUT they don't know what to 
> do with their bodies and health because they haven't learned anything 
> yet and their heads are empty.  Youth is crippled by inexperience in 
> everything and self-consciousness about self-identity, status, sexual 
> performance, and don't know how to be good partners, lovers, or operate 
> successfully in society.  Believe me, all that is WAY better later on!

Trouble is, when you get to being old, people *expect* you to know what 
you're doing. *I* haven't learned anything yet... :-(

>> What I *should* have done is sort all this out back when I was at Uni. 
>> But it's kinda too late now. :-(
> 
> You have time.  See above.

It certainly doesn't feel like it...

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