• Savaran
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    50s. Getting back to one’s 30s you’re still old enough for people to take you seriously, but the creaking bones and exhaustion hasn’t really started creeping in yet.

      • Savaran
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        3010 months ago

        Well, just saying, what creaking bones I had in my 30s don’t even rate in comparison now

        • SteefLem
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          1510 months ago

          Wife and i were talking about that yesterday. I turned 50 last year and its like my body just decided that everything should brake down all at once.

          • AZERTY
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            10 months ago

            I said the same thing once I hit 30… I threw my back out once when I sneezed and was like whelp I’m basically almost dead now

            • SteefLem
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              210 months ago

              Ha yeah had that not with a sneeze but i made a mistake by taking a drink from the fridge, and there it went. Dumb thing is i can carry “heavy” stuff and be fine but i look at a sock wrong and my backs out and walk like a duck for a week.

      • @rockSlayer
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        810 months ago

        Start doing morning stretches, drink more water, and avoid caffeine after 5pm

        • @PhiAU
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          1110 months ago

          “Avoid caffeine after 5pm”

          Laughs in ADHD

    • Bizzle
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      910 months ago

      Ugh I turn 30 today, I’ve had a bum knee for like 15 years and now the arthritis is starting in my thumbs 🙄

      • @[email protected]
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        210 months ago

        What on earth did you do at 15? Were you that guy that jumped off the 10 foot roof and landed legs locked in rainboots? :p

        • Bizzle
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          810 months ago

          I threw a head high kick in a kung fu tournament and landed weird, it’s never been the same. I probably tore something but I didn’t go to the doctor on account of the fact I’m American, but I manage the pain pretty well with medical marijuana and walking barefoot, at least in the warmer months.