Born b4 '94 (20+ SOCIETY!)

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Reply 20

99DeadBaboons

Original post by Student10000

I'm guessing it's the "How do I get a GF", "How can I talk to her" "Does he like me" threads. :tongue:

Touché

Cretaceous period

Original post by 99DeadBaboons

Well then I should do :tongue:

(In life I vary wildly from 9-39 in maturity) Why? How old are you? What in particular about the young'uns is annoying you?

How can you deal with all the nonsensical immaturity on here. I just can't. No wonder I pull my hair out so much, because I'm squabbling with children :rolleyes:

In my OP I edited and said 22 :smile:

And you vary lol I dated a 39 yr old and broke up with last Nov for being rather immature haha. But he's a special case. :rolleyes:

Reply 23

99DeadBaboons

Original post by just a dad

Cretaceous period

Very nice

23 and getting older by the day. :bl:

Reply 26

ApeMob

Original post by just a dad

Cretaceous period

Haha. As long as you're bones aren't chalk we'll be fine :tongue:

Age Mr. Dad? :smile:

Original post by Yasmin25

Yeah I'm 22. Though I look about 15. 16 on a good day! Lol.

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You're not alone in this. I'd asked for a cinema ticket and Vue do child, teen, adult and student tickets. They sold me a teen ticket last year just after turning 24. :lol:

Reply 29

ApeMob

Original post by Leftee

I am also a 1992 baby :pierre:

Woot! Love 92! :dance:

Where ya from.

Reply 30

just a dad

Original post by ApeMob

Haha. As long as you're bones aren't chalk we'll be fine :tongue:

Age Mr. Dad? :smile:

A young lady should never enquire as to a gentleman's age.

32 years young.

Original post by OU Student

You're not alone in this. I'd asked for a cinema ticket and Vue do child, teen, adult and student tickets. They sold me a teen ticket last year just after turning 24. :lol:

lol my sister is 26 and she gets asked if she's legal alll the time makes her not wanna go out. Bless her :`) but she is rather small. I eat all her food :tongue:

Reply 33

99DeadBaboons

Original post by ApeMob

How can you deal with all the nonsensical immaturity on here. I just can't. No wonder I pull my hair out so much, because I'm squabbling with children :rolleyes:

In my OP I edited and said 22 :smile:

And you vary lol I dated a 39 yr old and broke up with last Nov for being rather immature haha. But he's a special case. :rolleyes:

I mainly deal with it by not giving in when someone starts arguing like a child or throwing tantrums. I was pretty into forums when I was 15/16 and for a few years afterwards so I've seen all the drama before. It helps to just remember that when most people are that age, they're pretty much pretending to have everything worked out and hoping nobody notices. If you ever feel like a chat with someone who's voted. Feel free to PM :smile:

I vary in some respects. I'm a lot like a child when it comes to things like video games and toys, but I tend to carry a lot more maturity when someone I care about is upset or when I see some kind of injustice that offends me.

Reply 34

ApeMob

Original post by just a dad

A young lady should never enquire as to a gentleman's age.

haha fair enough. Thought that was for women over 40 :s-smilie:

But I'll just call ya Dad. :wink:

Reply 35

ApeMob

Original post by MrEFeynman

32 years young.

Love it, welcome :five:

Reply 36

99DeadBaboons

Original post by OU Student

You're not alone in this. I'd asked for a cinema ticket and Vue do child, teen, adult and student tickets. They sold me a teen ticket last year just after turning 24. :lol: