Going rule

[toomanypancakes@piefed.world]

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[germanatlas@lemmy.blahaj.zone]

Thats already me at 23

[padraig]

The thoughts of going out these days is more stressful and anxiety inducing. I’d rather sit in my own home, blasting my own music.

[rose_thorne@lemmy.zip]

On the one hand, going out could mean putting on a skirt, which means spinny.

On the other hand, I could just do spinny in my living room, and once I’m done, return to Lounge Mode of loose sleep shirt and thong.

Fuck going out.

[jomiran@lemmy.ml]

Me after having done the 30’s and 40’s “I’m old and over this” freakout while still in disbelief that I made it to my 50’s:

[hazl@lemmy.blahaj.zone]

Sometimes I go out because I get carried away, dress and do my makeup way too nicely, and I don’t want to waste it. But because I’m actually pretty tired, and it’s cold outside, I just suffer through a couple of unnecessary hours of being out, checking the time constantly, then go home and take it all off.

[a_norny_mousse@feddit.org]

It’s mostly about the music for me.

If it’s right I’m spinning on the dance floor like I’m 30 years younger. After an hour, yeah that could be me.

[angrystego@lemmy.world]

Just wait until the midlife crisis kicks in, then you’ll enjoy it again for a while.

[psythik@lemmy.world]

I’m 39; when does it kick in?

But TBF, I did end up buying the sports car I couldn’t afford when I was young, a 350Z Roadster Touring in Daytona Blue (with a manual transmission, of course), so there’s that.

[gandalf_der_12te@lemmy.blahaj.zone]

I’d rather say that everybody’s too worn out from all the work.

[djkjuicy@sh.itjust.works]

Yoooo…I feel seent.

I felt this way more in my 20s. I didn’t figure out how to just relax and go with it until my 40s. I’m not sure if it was a mid-life crisis but I finally realized life is way too short to be a sad golden retriever in da club.