You don't want to be special, trust me. Some people on this board who choose to lurk because they aren't attention prostitutes have done incredible things considering their abhorrent upbringings, even if it's just starting a family or owning a house or a few nice things. The right person can survive and salvage a decent life and maybe even facilitate a better one for the next generation, if they reject corruption and stay true to their convictions. I wouldn't expect literal children to understand though.
Stop being such a snowflake. I didn't have a perfect upbringing, but not getting enough attention from Daddy isn't 'abhorrent'. I also post all the time, why else would I come here?
I spend enough time being silent and 'lurking' irl; this is the internet and I can talk shit as much as I want.
I have a house, a career and have had relationships.
Yeah, pretty much.
If you don't have a solid lifting base by 30 (same goes for your career) then you are most likely not gonna make it.
Your body accumulates all the damage you do to it from 15 to 29, it starts to show starting some time in your early 30's. If you started lifting in your early 20's then you're pretty much safe.
my dad started a business with less than $10k in 2017 at the age of 53, now he easily makes 6 figures and is only increasing, he's my hero
90% of men will not make it. That's why you see so many "losers" in their 40's with your average package: 30 year mortgage debt, dadbod, a divorce and some old shitbucket on a lease.
My point still stands though.
You can change your life if you apply effort and change your habits, but can you really expect that from people who can't even brush their teeth twice a day?
you can do alot with 100k a year. Pays for travel, college, rent/mortgage, good food budget, good car payment. Also lmao, fricking nobody is making that in their 20s
30s is right when I noticed my chronic issues. Shit like not working out, sitting too long, not brushing well doesn't really do anything to you until its reached a chronic finality point.
I was fit early in life, got fat and sedentary post college. Still felt "the same", until early 30s, then I had 2 slipped discs in one year, sciatica from the second that is horrid and wont go away.
Got my shit together, started working out, lost the weight, now I'm more fit than when I was in college. 30s is the best time of my life honestly. The only noticeable things is I take probably 1.5x as long to recover and my wounds heal in weeks not days.
>30
try 50. You can build your physical base all the way until about 50, which is where you start seeing the real physical decline. 30s (for me) has been peak everything in life; after my shitty 20s of making 30-40k/year and breaking my ass working nights/weekends, I now make >100k, pretty high in my company, and only work 9-5 with a month vacation time (USA). I can afford my hobbies, home gym, and have a fiance, etc etc. All the good shit in life.
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90% of men will not make it. That's why you see so many "losers" in their 40's with your average package: 30 year mortgage debt, dadbod, a divorce and some old shitbucket on a lease.
>90% of men wont make it
and 95% of people fail their diet. Doesn't mean you won't overcome your fatness and be who you want to be. Statistics are on population averages, and they don't do much for the individual.
my dad started a business with less than $10k in 2017 at the age of 53, now he easily makes 6 figures and is only increasing, he's my hero
I love reminding people that Julius Caesar cried when he came across a statue of Alexander the Great because Julius at 32 hadn't accomplished anything (according to himself).
Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon in his mid-50s.
Ah, my dear interlocutor, while it's true that developing healthy habits early in life can have long-term benefits, it's never too late to start taking care of oneself. Our bodies have remarkable resilience and can respond positively to exercise and healthy lifestyle choices at any age. As for career success, while early foundations can be advantageous, one's career journey is unique and can take different paths for different individuals. It's important to remember that life is a journey, and it's never too late to make positive changes and pursue personal growth. So, don't be disheartened, my dear chap! It's never too late to strive for a better and healthier future.
>same goes for your career
My dad started going to law school at night when he was 32 years old, I was already 15 by then and have 3 younger siblings as well. Now at 50 he's a partner at a major law firm. It's never too late to make a big change in your life.
When I was 20 every 20 year old normie talked about being 20 the same way. Nothing has changed at all since I’ve been 30. I don’t drink all my calories in sugar so I can’t relate.
No, I don't.
It's a self defeatist attitude,
look I'm 30 and had this shitty mindset for a year but my life didn't stop at a stupid number I still have at least 30 years left if not more on this planet and I still want to do stuff.
Family, career, travelling, buying house, dog, cool car, etc etc.
Learn to play an instrument, getting in shape
>Do you agree?
No. I was a fat alcoholic who smoked cigarettes and only ate junk food in my 20's. I started to lift and eat healthy once I turned 30 because it ws either that or killing myself. It's been 3 years now and I couldn't even imagine that I would feel this good. Even got mired by a black girl once. Shit was cash.
>once I turned 30 because it ws either that or killing myself
IKTFB. Old kings are gonna make it
I think it's precisely this why we are gonna make it. We already know what is to hit rock bottom. We know what it is to be like at that stage of: >I either change or a kill myself either slowly or fast
There's no other way but up at this point. Stay strong Kings
agree? agree with what? the entire point of the title and thumbnail is to induce a dread of aging, a sense that time is running out for you (to do what exactly is left open to the reader) and you have to click on this video NOW if there's going to be any hope for you
>>40's >completely bald, scars, thousand yard stare, wrinkly skin
Pictured, an American in his 40s. This was the mid-80s. You zoomers are just fricking lost lmao.
Selleck started Magnum PI at 35 if I remember right, so he was mid 40s by the end. Still looked great and clearly was loving life. Don't be doomers. Anyone can live well and improve regardless of how old you are. NOT improving yourself because "it's over" or "I'm too old to make it" is a woman's cope.
Get a funny hawaiin shirt, lift weights, and enjoy a beer with friends once in a while. Do it for Magnum
Selleck started Magnum PI at 35 if I remember right, so he was mid 40s by the end. Still looked great and clearly was loving life. Don't be doomers. Anyone can live well and improve regardless of how old you are. NOT improving yourself because "it's over" or "I'm too old to make it" is a woman's cope.
Get a funny hawaiin shirt, lift weights, and enjoy a beer with friends once in a while. Do it for Magnum
I clawed my way out of the pit of a dysfunctional and highly toxic family, used anger to propel me to a 6 figure income, and now drive a Lexus with 5-6 active sexual relationships. I'm pushing 34.
If I can do it anyonnnxjhae can.
>omg anon once you hit 30 it's all downhill >you're going to have tons of aches and pains >mfw he's telling me this while I'm 32 without realizing it
I don't even understand some poeple
>be in my thirties >begin to eat low inflammation diet that aligns with what our body evolved to eat over hundreds of thousands of years >chronic joint pain goes away >chronic acid reflux goes away >no longer obese >chronic back pain goes away >allergy symptoms are lessened >no longer require coffee >generally just feel better
No I don’t agree. If you agree then you need to stop filling yourself with goyslop and start eating actual food.
>to me the only thing that changed dramatically was the hangovers
yep, that's why best action is to stop drinking completely after 30. If you wanna get wasted, do drugs once a month or something but better find happiness elsewhere.
Hangovers now (35yo) last for 16 hours for me. Basically all the next day I am immobile. So realized it is not worth it, I do not gain anything, what 3 hours of good time vs 24 hours in bed? No thanks. Doing crack is more rewarding than drinking after 30s
>Turned 30 a few months ago >Can still down a fifth of vodka on a friday night and feel fine the next day
People keep saying its coming, I'm waiting for it.
Oof I forgot about this.
I was a typical college bro, shitfaced every weekend. Even in early grad school I would go out every weekend and bar hop. Never had hangovers really, until one day late-20s, I distinctly remember waking up and thinking "wait what the frick". Since then, hangovers have been horseshit.
>to me the only thing that changed dramatically was the hangovers
yep, that's why best action is to stop drinking completely after 30. If you wanna get wasted, do drugs once a month or something but better find happiness elsewhere.
Hangovers now (35yo) last for 16 hours for me. Basically all the next day I am immobile. So realized it is not worth it, I do not gain anything, what 3 hours of good time vs 24 hours in bed? No thanks. Doing crack is more rewarding than drinking after 30s
I just learned to enjoy finding the right level of buzzed, and buy higher quality booze/make and buy fancy ass wienertails to enjoy. Chugging those hydration packet things before bed really, really helps too.
i will never understand you blackpill doom incel morons. me and my siblings were all raised completely on the internet/in front of a tv, were completely neglected, rarely socialized, and we're all married to good people with cute families and promising careers. we didn't even go to college and we're all fat and autistic and still addicted to screens, but our wives are thin and pretty. it wasn't even hard, it just kinda happened. you guys all suck holy shit
i don't think so but i'm also 25. i think it depends on your lifestyle - some people my age haven't aged very well but it's not like they take care of themselves either. allegedly, it's harder to change your lifestyle when you're older but that doesn't mean you can't improve the predicament you're in; it's just harder to do.
I am 36. Been lifting and running on/and off for 12 years. Did my first cycle recently and made huge gains. Also got a new job last year that pays £7k more than my previous one. My hair is rapidly thinning but as long as I have a decent body I don't care.
Seeing loads of people my age become fat and struggle to do physical activity is very motivating for me. I asked a couple of friends recently if they wanted to come to parkrun (a free weekly community 5k run) with me and they just laughed like it was funny that I even thought they would say yes. Their weakness gives me strength.
the great thing about getting older is that you give less and less of a shit about the opinions of others, especially dumbass demoralising zoomer punks
kinda yeah
sorry
I took control of my life at 25, I'm 28 now and I feel like this will be the biggest thing I will achieve in my life and anything better will be a direct result of my (ongoing) efforts in past 3 years
I think age limits your speed at which you improve and that's it. I see 70 year olds running around taking kickboxing classes and I see 50 year olds say their knees hurt too much to even get off the couch (which results in their knees weakening and thus hurting more)
Most people are frick ups in their 20s, I certainly was. You CAN get your shit together in your 30s but the major roadblock is that most people are set in their ways by this age and don't want to take the risk.
> Became single in my 30s after a very LTR fell apart. > Oh no dating in my 30s meme > In great shape, get a better haircut and trim my beard > Start fricking girls in their early 20s and even a 19yo > Have threesome with some roasties > Start dating some cool early 30s roasties with their shit together > Now dating a French girl who is the coolest girl I have ever met
It's not so bad in your 30s if you don't look like a sack of shit and are socially competent. No one asks about my past at all, just what I'm doing now.
im just over 30 years old, tall, very muscular, handsome, decent mid pay job
also bald as frick, missing teeth, mildly autistic and extremely homosexual
do my imperfections appease you, anon?
you can be bald and handsome if you have a nice face (not ugly incel) and aren't cursed with dwarfism (sub 6ft) >missing teeth
yeah hopefully for anons sake they are not any of the front teeth
30s is when shit is coming together imo. >You should ideally have got your career moving on the right path >at least few 100k saved if you didnt run into anything bad >body still should be easily good enough condition to either get fit or stay fit
30s is peak time to flex over zoomers and bang their gfs while making the 30+ roasties seethe
I don't think that's the case, but I mean you should be doing well by 30, be it by advancing your career along or earning decentish money
Im nearly 10 years into my career and making 200k not including share stuff, will I be frick off levels rich? no. But I will be doing decently in life.
Late for some things? Yes. You would never experience life being young being social and having a great body in collage anymore. But you will improve your body and life for today and tomorrow. Some things are gone and you could never get them back it's not healthy to dwell on that. Improving you body, health and life in general for today will improve quality of every your upcoming experience.
I'm 31 and I've generally been in better health in the last two years than the 8 or so years prior. COVID let me work frok home most of the time so I took up jogging and exercise during the time I'd previously spent commuting.
god i hope not. i'm a 33 year old, 400lb neet with no friends, no life or work experiences, virgin... just a complete fricking failure at life. but still i hold on to some hope that i can turn it around but this late in life it feels completely worthless
Absolutely not. I'm in better shape now than when i was in my 20s. I will be fricking 40 next week. Much regret from being a lazy frick until later 30s, expecting to hit a wall and just start falling apart soon but whatever maybe not. Have full head of hair 2' long hardly any greys and coworkers thought i was "late 20s" when i mentioned i would be 40.
>year old fit poster says everyone he meets
I don't think that's what i said. >balding 20yo zoomer lashes out on the cellphone his single mom pays for
Losing your hair coz you're angry all the time.
i think for the most part it depends on what you were like in your 20s. if you took care of yourself youll probably be fine. if you didnt, that will likely continue
my 20s were a complete waste. i achieved nothing. i did nothing. my entire 20s are a blur because every day, week, month, year was basically the exact same thing. it is basically like i had dementia for the entire decade. i dont remember anything.
my 30s have been a year so far and it is more of the same. i never had good foundations in place so im just completely and utterly lost. the only thing my 30s have done is turn what was just general untreated depression, anxiety and not caring about stuff in my 20s into 24/7 suicidal ideations, absolute debilitating terror and panic attacks about how ive wasted my life, and a complete lack of even the slightest bit of happiness and hope for anything.
20s: >goes to university on track and field scholarship >goes to law school >becomes lawyer >gets mba >becomes oldest beauty pageant winner in her late 20s >becomes minor tv celebrity and gets nominated for awards
30: >writes essay despondent about how all women get thrown into the garbage when they turn 30 >jumps from her 30th story apartment to her death
I think that has to do with a woman failing to follow her natural biological instinct, and distracted herself with a bunch of useless materialistic garbage that doesn't provide you with anything of importance.
A woman in her 30's is more valuable as a mother, than any other position, period. Simply because any man can replace her position in any single field there is. A man can't replace a woman as a mother.
It's too late to fix your life at 20. We're in a state now where if you don't have a good life plan once you're out of high school you're fricked. I am nearly 24 and I don't see how it's possible to recover my life from where I am. If you're a loser at 20 you are a loser for the rest of your life. I don't know how people can have a rotten life and not kill themselves by 30.
Pretty much yeah. I was a great student in high school but had no life plan. I went though college with no life plan. I wasted all my 20s since I had no life plan. I’m 31 and don’t know how I haven’t killed myself yet. My life is incomprehensibly pathetic. When I see younger people who commit suicide I am jealous of their courage rather than being sad about a young person dying. I guess suicide is just another thing I’ll fail at
homie I got mired for the first fricking time in my life this week, granted one was a woman and the other two were zoomers who were amazed at my 2pl8 deadlift for reps.
For the first time in my life I entered a store and picked exactly the clothes I liked and wanted. That shit gives you power. Even the way you walk is different, friends and acquaintances treat you different just because you corrected your posture and naturally pump you chest.
Stop being a fricking homosexual and take action. I was a loser when I was 27, last weekend I:
>Made out with two girls at the bar, one literally told her boyfriend she was gonna stay with a friend to get the fat frick out of the picture >Got pulled by the cops, told the imbecile, dead in the eye. "Yes I'm drunk, no you are gonna not going to arrest me, I have $60 bucks on me, take it or leave it before I speed up", the moron didn't know what to do and just stumbled his way into taking the money >Told 3 of my clients to frick off. They renewed their contract lol
This shit only happened because I stopped being a sad fat frick
Not only is it too late but life practically ends once you're 30. No one gives a shit about you unless you're rich or in your 20s, and if you don't have your shit together by 30 you will never be rich.
You guys are such crab mentality brainlets.
Who cares about making it
Modern life has no meaning so instead you lust after this pointless power.
Just find something that brings meaning to your life and find people that support and love you.
All this making it sigma grindset garbage is about distracting you from that.
if you are not >serving time >have mental or psychical impairment >extremely dysfunctional family >trauma etc >basically real, tangible issues with severe drawbacks
you really should be getting your life in order around ages 28-30
everything, everything is harder after the first 2-3 years you graduate college
Career wise? Depends on your life expectancy. Your grandparents lived 80-90+. Congrats you have another 50 years ahead of you. All died in their 60s? Enjoy your last days
>be 30 >crawled myself out of depression a few years ago. I had been stuck in there since my teens due to massive amounts of crap hitting all around me >restarting my career, getting into tech >got a kid a couple years ago, wife got brutal post birth depression, almost left me >things steadily improving with wife now that the post-birth lull is finally over, happy again >kid starting to talk, he's happy >energy levels steadily rising >determination, patience, discipline and work ethic ages better than what they used to be >was an obese kid, got myself to 20% body fat in my early 20s but got stuck >I'm at 17% and progressing, pretty much banished crap from my diet a while ago. Target 15%, then 12% >actually feel better and healthier than I've ever been >I notice I'm not as mentally agile as I used to be, but now I can prioritize properly instead of wasting it in whatever piqued my interest that day, so it evens out
I'm just getting the party started. WAGMI
>managed to get a wife and kids while having depression and no career
Sometimes I feel like people's lowest low is still higher than I've ever reached, but that's okay I realized long ago that happiness is not for everyone. Inner peace is the next best thing and that's something no one can take from me.
Yes. If you don't retire by 30, you're FRICKED. Also your brain will sabotage you and kick you down past 30 if you're not already in a W spot. I had 230k at 25 and now only 15k at 27. I'm fricking feeling the L (though bullrun is coming so I can at least make it back to 6 figs in 3 years. 7 if I get REALLY lucky).
I had more issues in my 20s than in my 30s. I mean in my 20s I thought having lots of friends was important and I considered my classmates my bestest friends. Then school ended and I ended in a void of depression. Everyone dumped you the minute they graduated, everyone pretended to still be friends but they would never ask you to do something and they would always cancel if you asked them and when you decided to say frick it I'll wait for their response then the response never came.
Now in my 30s I've hardened and I don't give much of a frick anymore. I see right through people who act all nice merely out of courtesy and I know not to expect much from my fellow man.
I feel happier and more mentally at piece by knowing what's actually important.
Here's the thing, my 20s was fricked because of my disfunctional family. I never knew what a good family was like until I started dating and meeting my GFs families. It obviously fricked up my career since I had no direction. I mainly worked blue collar jobs since I didn't think I was smart enough to do STEM. That was two years ago. I've finished two years since and won't finish until I'm 39, maybe 40.
Depends on the degree that needs fixing. Broken bones mend stronger but there's no fixing after an amputation.
If the definition of broken is "the dude is slouching, doesn't have the best job and could eat better" then yeah you can recover from that and be better in your 30s than 20s.
If your definition of broken is "lost a foot due to beetuse, has an amphetamine addiction and 5 episodes of schizoaffective disorder" than you can't do shit. You might still improve but there's no fixing this you'll always be capped.
Life's not a fairy tale and there's some things you can't reverse it's pure sentimentalism to think otherwise but that doesn't stop your obligation from trying to pull your own weight.
everyone's journey through life is different 🙂
This.
>Normies
What makes you different or "special"....?
I browse anime forum and post frogs
Schizoid Personality Disorder
You don't want to be special, trust me. Some people on this board who choose to lurk because they aren't attention prostitutes have done incredible things considering their abhorrent upbringings, even if it's just starting a family or owning a house or a few nice things. The right person can survive and salvage a decent life and maybe even facilitate a better one for the next generation, if they reject corruption and stay true to their convictions. I wouldn't expect literal children to understand though.
Stop being such a snowflake. I didn't have a perfect upbringing, but not getting enough attention from Daddy isn't 'abhorrent'. I also post all the time, why else would I come here?
I spend enough time being silent and 'lurking' irl; this is the internet and I can talk shit as much as I want.
I have a house, a career and have had relationships.
Just b yourself 🙂
show breasts or gtfo
Normies are so mediocre it's laughable
Yeah, pretty much.
If you don't have a solid lifting base by 30 (same goes for your career) then you are most likely not gonna make it.
Your body accumulates all the damage you do to it from 15 to 29, it starts to show starting some time in your early 30's. If you started lifting in your early 20's then you're pretty much safe.
t. excuse user
90% of men will not make it. That's why you see so many "losers" in their 40's with your average package: 30 year mortgage debt, dadbod, a divorce and some old shitbucket on a lease.
nothing a few andrew tate videos won't fix
That doesn’t mean change isn’t possible. Most people are moronic losers every age bracket. Few make it out but many do at various points in life.
My point still stands though.
You can change your life if you apply effort and change your habits, but can you really expect that from people who can't even brush their teeth twice a day?
my dad started a business with less than $10k in 2017 at the age of 53, now he easily makes 6 figures and is only increasing, he's my hero
Your dad sounds like a right legend.
6 figures isn’t anything special nowadays though
Correct. Anyone who makes less than 1 million a year is an unironic poorgay.
it's high 6 figures and as i said it's still expanding
regardless he answers to no one but himself and gets go do what he loves, which is priceless
What does he do?
my mom
you can do alot with 100k a year. Pays for travel, college, rent/mortgage, good food budget, good car payment. Also lmao, fricking nobody is making that in their 20s
My wife and I were both making around d 150k at 28.
Math majors working in tech.
30s is right when I noticed my chronic issues. Shit like not working out, sitting too long, not brushing well doesn't really do anything to you until its reached a chronic finality point.
I was fit early in life, got fat and sedentary post college. Still felt "the same", until early 30s, then I had 2 slipped discs in one year, sciatica from the second that is horrid and wont go away.
Got my shit together, started working out, lost the weight, now I'm more fit than when I was in college. 30s is the best time of my life honestly. The only noticeable things is I take probably 1.5x as long to recover and my wounds heal in weeks not days.
>30
try 50. You can build your physical base all the way until about 50, which is where you start seeing the real physical decline. 30s (for me) has been peak everything in life; after my shitty 20s of making 30-40k/year and breaking my ass working nights/weekends, I now make >100k, pretty high in my company, and only work 9-5 with a month vacation time (USA). I can afford my hobbies, home gym, and have a fiance, etc etc. All the good shit in life.
>90% of men wont make it
and 95% of people fail their diet. Doesn't mean you won't overcome your fatness and be who you want to be. Statistics are on population averages, and they don't do much for the individual.
I love reminding people that Julius Caesar cried when he came across a statue of Alexander the Great because Julius at 32 hadn't accomplished anything (according to himself).
Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon in his mid-50s.
Napoleon was emperor or some shit by his late 20's. Mfker went from a low tier poor noble to emperor and cucked the high tier nobles of Europe
Stop making excuses and go lift fatty
Ah, my dear interlocutor, while it's true that developing healthy habits early in life can have long-term benefits, it's never too late to start taking care of oneself. Our bodies have remarkable resilience and can respond positively to exercise and healthy lifestyle choices at any age. As for career success, while early foundations can be advantageous, one's career journey is unique and can take different paths for different individuals. It's important to remember that life is a journey, and it's never too late to make positive changes and pursue personal growth. So, don't be disheartened, my dear chap! It's never too late to strive for a better and healthier future.
why the frick are you alive then? stop making excuses. go lift fatso
My father was in the military then became paralyzed and has been doing pull-ups since his 40s (when I was born)
He’s more aesthetic than me and he’s 65 and a manlet
>same goes for your career
My dad started going to law school at night when he was 32 years old, I was already 15 by then and have 3 younger siblings as well. Now at 50 he's a partner at a major law firm. It's never too late to make a big change in your life.
AHAHAHAAHAHA
When I was 20 every 20 year old normie talked about being 20 the same way. Nothing has changed at all since I’ve been 30. I don’t drink all my calories in sugar so I can’t relate.
Completely false, even in your 40's it won't be too late.
It's never too late.
I’m in my 40s. It might be too late, not sure what for though. But whatever it is it isn’t happening right now.
>Do you agree?
Of course not. Even if you're pushing 90 it's not to late to improve yourself.
No, I don't.
It's a self defeatist attitude,
look I'm 30 and had this shitty mindset for a year but my life didn't stop at a stupid number I still have at least 30 years left if not more on this planet and I still want to do stuff.
Family, career, travelling, buying house, dog, cool car, etc etc.
Learn to play an instrument, getting in shape
absolutely, less cope more rope. Make things easier for everyone by reducing male competition. Get back to that post-war pussy ratio.
>first time going to uni at 31 years old
>only 40k euros in savings
i'm nervous bros but i will do my best
See
YGMI brother
I started uni again at 31 brother its good just stay social don't be creepy, surprisingly there are more older people around than you think
>Do you agree?
No. I was a fat alcoholic who smoked cigarettes and only ate junk food in my 20's. I started to lift and eat healthy once I turned 30 because it ws either that or killing myself. It's been 3 years now and I couldn't even imagine that I would feel this good. Even got mired by a black girl once. Shit was cash.
Waw you've mired, you made it.
> A girl who I just met wanted to marry me
>once I turned 30 because it ws either that or killing myself
IKTFB. Old kings are gonna make it
I think it's precisely this why we are gonna make it. We already know what is to hit rock bottom. We know what it is to be like at that stage of:
>I either change or a kill myself either slowly or fast
There's no other way but up at this point. Stay strong Kings
It's only too late when you're on your deathbed
I'll do a fricken situp on my deathbed just to prove you wrong.
agree? agree with what? the entire point of the title and thumbnail is to induce a dread of aging, a sense that time is running out for you (to do what exactly is left open to the reader) and you have to click on this video NOW if there's going to be any hope for you
stop consuming this grift
without checking, i'm going to assume that the actual message of the video is the opposite of what the title says
Keep in mind that most people who claim that it's too late or it's over on this board are 16-22 year olds who discovered zyzz a year ago
don't make sudden jerking movements
You can fix your life whenever, but it becomes less likely the older you get. Bad habits more ingrained, less free time etc.
haha he's kinda like america in the 20th century ahaha
>mfw dust bowl and banking crisis hit
Underrated post kek
haha thanks anon cheers
kek
>40's
completely bald, scars, thousand yard stare, wrinkly skin
war.... war never changes.
my parents and sister lifemaxed in their mid 30's to 40's.
>>40's
>completely bald, scars, thousand yard stare, wrinkly skin
Pictured, an American in his 40s. This was the mid-80s. You zoomers are just fricking lost lmao.
No, I was fat through most of my 20s and lost it in my 30s. It's kind of the opposite for me. Stay healthy and you won't have to worry about pain.
I hate YouTube so much
>those eyes, nose and facial hair
hmmmm there is some about this guy's looks...I can't pinpoint what it is...
fricking black pilled losers.
scientifically, no
>NW0
>30s
Embarrassing.
Selleck started Magnum PI at 35 if I remember right, so he was mid 40s by the end. Still looked great and clearly was loving life. Don't be doomers. Anyone can live well and improve regardless of how old you are. NOT improving yourself because "it's over" or "I'm too old to make it" is a woman's cope.
Get a funny hawaiin shirt, lift weights, and enjoy a beer with friends once in a while. Do it for Magnum
Based Magnum PI posters.
God bless Magnum
Natty 20s vs 30s is quite big difference, not world ending but your ability to recover and overall energy levels do dip.
If your life was better in your 20s than it is in your 30s, you should probably kys
I clawed my way out of the pit of a dysfunctional and highly toxic family, used anger to propel me to a 6 figure income, and now drive a Lexus with 5-6 active sexual relationships. I'm pushing 34.
If I can do it anyonnnxjhae can.
>If I can do it anyonnnxjhae can.
You okay, bro?
He's 34, it's probably the dementia setting in.
I started blasting at 30 and my life has Never been better
Even Teens, 20s as natty is a joke existence compared to it although i had decent genetics (105kg ohp, 165kg bench at ~13%bf)
>omg anon once you hit 30 it's all downhill
>you're going to have tons of aches and pains
>mfw he's telling me this while I'm 32 without realizing it
I don't even understand some poeple
>be in my thirties
>begin to eat low inflammation diet that aligns with what our body evolved to eat over hundreds of thousands of years
>chronic joint pain goes away
>chronic acid reflux goes away
>no longer obese
>chronic back pain goes away
>allergy symptoms are lessened
>no longer require coffee
>generally just feel better
No I don’t agree. If you agree then you need to stop filling yourself with goyslop and start eating actual food.
Just say carnivore anon, moxyte can't hurt you
to eat low inflammation diet that aligns with what our body evolved to eat over hundreds of thousands of years
QRD? what does this consist of?
Fish, meat, nuts, berries etc. No starch no gluten, no alcohol, etc.
What, no potatoes or rice? A staple food throughout all of human history?
Yes and the longe it goes unfixed the harder it is to correct. homies like me are too far gone (28), I will kill myself
to me the only thing that changed dramatically was the hangovers
>to me the only thing that changed dramatically was the hangovers
yep, that's why best action is to stop drinking completely after 30. If you wanna get wasted, do drugs once a month or something but better find happiness elsewhere.
Hangovers now (35yo) last for 16 hours for me. Basically all the next day I am immobile. So realized it is not worth it, I do not gain anything, what 3 hours of good time vs 24 hours in bed? No thanks. Doing crack is more rewarding than drinking after 30s
I just swapped to smoking pot on the weekends instead of booze, in my 30s. Cheaper, too.
>Turned 30 a few months ago
>Can still down a fifth of vodka on a friday night and feel fine the next day
People keep saying its coming, I'm waiting for it.
If you keep drinking so much every week then it will come sooner than you think, and it won't just be hangovers.
Oof I forgot about this.
I was a typical college bro, shitfaced every weekend. Even in early grad school I would go out every weekend and bar hop. Never had hangovers really, until one day late-20s, I distinctly remember waking up and thinking "wait what the frick". Since then, hangovers have been horseshit.
I just learned to enjoy finding the right level of buzzed, and buy higher quality booze/make and buy fancy ass wienertails to enjoy. Chugging those hydration packet things before bed really, really helps too.
i will never understand you blackpill doom incel morons. me and my siblings were all raised completely on the internet/in front of a tv, were completely neglected, rarely socialized, and we're all married to good people with cute families and promising careers. we didn't even go to college and we're all fat and autistic and still addicted to screens, but our wives are thin and pretty. it wasn't even hard, it just kinda happened. you guys all suck holy shit
>get sober at 35
>get fit...ish?
>start an LLC making videogames
>make so much money I could buy a house in this economy
nah, 30s ain't shit.
yes. It's over
>It's all downhill after age x
>With x being my age minus 2-3 years
I've heard people say this for as long as I can remember.
doomers gonna doom.
I’m a juicer so my youth is preserved until I die
i don't think so but i'm also 25. i think it depends on your lifestyle - some people my age haven't aged very well but it's not like they take care of themselves either. allegedly, it's harder to change your lifestyle when you're older but that doesn't mean you can't improve the predicament you're in; it's just harder to do.
Most people at my work are 40+ about half of them are better shape than me at 30 because of their superior diets and doing sports
No. You can improve at any age.
I am 36. Been lifting and running on/and off for 12 years. Did my first cycle recently and made huge gains. Also got a new job last year that pays £7k more than my previous one. My hair is rapidly thinning but as long as I have a decent body I don't care.
Seeing loads of people my age become fat and struggle to do physical activity is very motivating for me. I asked a couple of friends recently if they wanted to come to parkrun (a free weekly community 5k run) with me and they just laughed like it was funny that I even thought they would say yes. Their weakness gives me strength.
In 5 years I hope I won't
im turning 31 next month
its over?
shieeet i guess i'll just go die then because it's all hopel- SYKE YOU DEMORALISATION DEMONS HAVE NO POWER OVER ME
the great thing about getting older is that you give less and less of a shit about the opinions of others, especially dumbass demoralising zoomer punks
REAL MEN REAL STYLE
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I won't watch that homosexual again talking excuses why he wears his hat like I care , omg man... what have I been doing to myself
, baka tbh
i'm about to turn 33 and i just started my career. was a dumb frick failure alcoholic in my 20s. it can be done.
kinda yeah
sorry
I took control of my life at 25, I'm 28 now and I feel like this will be the biggest thing I will achieve in my life and anything better will be a direct result of my (ongoing) efforts in past 3 years
I think age limits your speed at which you improve and that's it. I see 70 year olds running around taking kickboxing classes and I see 50 year olds say their knees hurt too much to even get off the couch (which results in their knees weakening and thus hurting more)
>clickbait demoralization thumbnail that probably says the opposite in the video
(you)
Most people are frick ups in their 20s, I certainly was. You CAN get your shit together in your 30s but the major roadblock is that most people are set in their ways by this age and don't want to take the risk.
I love when people who barely have hair on their balls make statements like "It's too late in life"
OH FRICK OFF!
> Became single in my 30s after a very LTR fell apart.
> Oh no dating in my 30s meme
> In great shape, get a better haircut and trim my beard
> Start fricking girls in their early 20s and even a 19yo
> Have threesome with some roasties
> Start dating some cool early 30s roasties with their shit together
> Now dating a French girl who is the coolest girl I have ever met
It's not so bad in your 30s if you don't look like a sack of shit and are socially competent. No one asks about my past at all, just what I'm doing now.
That's a joke, right? 30s are just like your 20s, but with money and more sense.
I'm 29 and still as fit and energetic as I was at 17.
Maybe you doomers just have shit genetics or something.
I'm convinced that if you literally just never stop lifting and eating right throughout your 20's you'll age gracefully into the 30's, and so forth.
No.
t. 37
Oh look another fit 30+ thread where everyone is a rich genius social god in perfect health. What a coincidence.
im just over 30 years old, tall, very muscular, handsome, decent mid pay job
also bald as frick, missing teeth, mildly autistic and extremely homosexual
do my imperfections appease you, anon?
>handsome
>bald as frick
>missing teeth
its not adding up
you can be bald and handsome if you have a nice face (not ugly incel) and aren't cursed with dwarfism (sub 6ft)
>missing teeth
yeah hopefully for anons sake they are not any of the front teeth
>handsome
>bald as frick, missing teeth
so which one are you buddy
30s is when shit is coming together imo.
>You should ideally have got your career moving on the right path
>at least few 100k saved if you didnt run into anything bad
>body still should be easily good enough condition to either get fit or stay fit
30s is peak time to flex over zoomers and bang their gfs while making the 30+ roasties seethe
Yes we get it everyone on fit in their 30s is rich with a top career
I don't think that's the case, but I mean you should be doing well by 30, be it by advancing your career along or earning decentish money
Im nearly 10 years into my career and making 200k not including share stuff, will I be frick off levels rich? no. But I will be doing decently in life.
It's literally never too late.
Your deathbed? That's right homie, got you.
Late for some things? Yes. You would never experience life being young being social and having a great body in collage anymore. But you will improve your body and life for today and tomorrow. Some things are gone and you could never get them back it's not healthy to dwell on that. Improving you body, health and life in general for today will improve quality of every your upcoming experience.
I started to get my life together at 27
I'm 31 and I've generally been in better health in the last two years than the 8 or so years prior. COVID let me work frok home most of the time so I took up jogging and exercise during the time I'd previously spent commuting.
god i hope not. i'm a 33 year old, 400lb neet with no friends, no life or work experiences, virgin... just a complete fricking failure at life. but still i hold on to some hope that i can turn it around but this late in life it feels completely worthless
Thank Christ I am not you
Absolutely not. I'm in better shape now than when i was in my 20s. I will be fricking 40 next week. Much regret from being a lazy frick until later 30s, expecting to hit a wall and just start falling apart soon but whatever maybe not. Have full head of hair 2' long hardly any greys and coworkers thought i was "late 20s" when i mentioned i would be 40.
>like clockwork the 40 year old fit poster says everyone he meets thinks he's 10 years younger
>year old fit poster says everyone he meets
I don't think that's what i said.
>balding 20yo zoomer lashes out on the cellphone his single mom pays for
Losing your hair coz you're angry all the time.
i started lifting with adjustable dbs at 29 and have never been in better shape.
i think for the most part it depends on what you were like in your 20s. if you took care of yourself youll probably be fine. if you didnt, that will likely continue
my 20s were a complete waste. i achieved nothing. i did nothing. my entire 20s are a blur because every day, week, month, year was basically the exact same thing. it is basically like i had dementia for the entire decade. i dont remember anything.
my 30s have been a year so far and it is more of the same. i never had good foundations in place so im just completely and utterly lost. the only thing my 30s have done is turn what was just general untreated depression, anxiety and not caring about stuff in my 20s into 24/7 suicidal ideations, absolute debilitating terror and panic attacks about how ive wasted my life, and a complete lack of even the slightest bit of happiness and hope for anything.
What 0 pussy does to a homie.
take it from cheslie kryst
20s:
>goes to university on track and field scholarship
>goes to law school
>becomes lawyer
>gets mba
>becomes oldest beauty pageant winner in her late 20s
>becomes minor tv celebrity and gets nominated for awards
30:
>writes essay despondent about how all women get thrown into the garbage when they turn 30
>jumps from her 30th story apartment to her death
https://www.allure.com/story/cheslie-kryst-miss-usa-on-turning-30
If someone like her sees no hope at 30 and kills herself, I will follow in those same footsteps.
I think that has to do with a woman failing to follow her natural biological instinct, and distracted herself with a bunch of useless materialistic garbage that doesn't provide you with anything of importance.
A woman in her 30's is more valuable as a mother, than any other position, period. Simply because any man can replace her position in any single field there is. A man can't replace a woman as a mother.
It's too late to fix your life at 20. We're in a state now where if you don't have a good life plan once you're out of high school you're fricked. I am nearly 24 and I don't see how it's possible to recover my life from where I am. If you're a loser at 20 you are a loser for the rest of your life. I don't know how people can have a rotten life and not kill themselves by 30.
Pretty much yeah. I was a great student in high school but had no life plan. I went though college with no life plan. I wasted all my 20s since I had no life plan. I’m 31 and don’t know how I haven’t killed myself yet. My life is incomprehensibly pathetic. When I see younger people who commit suicide I am jealous of their courage rather than being sad about a young person dying. I guess suicide is just another thing I’ll fail at
homie I got mired for the first fricking time in my life this week, granted one was a woman and the other two were zoomers who were amazed at my 2pl8 deadlift for reps.
For the first time in my life I entered a store and picked exactly the clothes I liked and wanted. That shit gives you power. Even the way you walk is different, friends and acquaintances treat you different just because you corrected your posture and naturally pump you chest.
Stop being a fricking homosexual and take action. I was a loser when I was 27, last weekend I:
>Made out with two girls at the bar, one literally told her boyfriend she was gonna stay with a friend to get the fat frick out of the picture
>Got pulled by the cops, told the imbecile, dead in the eye. "Yes I'm drunk, no you are gonna not going to arrest me, I have $60 bucks on me, take it or leave it before I speed up", the moron didn't know what to do and just stumbled his way into taking the money
>Told 3 of my clients to frick off. They renewed their contract lol
This shit only happened because I stopped being a sad fat frick
Not only is it too late but life practically ends once you're 30. No one gives a shit about you unless you're rich or in your 20s, and if you don't have your shit together by 30 you will never be rich.
You guys are such crab mentality brainlets.
Who cares about making it
Modern life has no meaning so instead you lust after this pointless power.
Just find something that brings meaning to your life and find people that support and love you.
All this making it sigma grindset garbage is about distracting you from that.
if you are not
>serving time
>have mental or psychical impairment
>extremely dysfunctional family
>trauma etc
>basically real, tangible issues with severe drawbacks
you really should be getting your life in order around ages 28-30
everything, everything is harder after the first 2-3 years you graduate college
Fit wise? Nah, unless you're morbidly obese
Career wise? Depends on your life expectancy. Your grandparents lived 80-90+. Congrats you have another 50 years ahead of you. All died in their 60s? Enjoy your last days
>be 30
>crawled myself out of depression a few years ago. I had been stuck in there since my teens due to massive amounts of crap hitting all around me
>restarting my career, getting into tech
>got a kid a couple years ago, wife got brutal post birth depression, almost left me
>things steadily improving with wife now that the post-birth lull is finally over, happy again
>kid starting to talk, he's happy
>energy levels steadily rising
>determination, patience, discipline and work ethic ages better than what they used to be
>was an obese kid, got myself to 20% body fat in my early 20s but got stuck
>I'm at 17% and progressing, pretty much banished crap from my diet a while ago. Target 15%, then 12%
>actually feel better and healthier than I've ever been
>I notice I'm not as mentally agile as I used to be, but now I can prioritize properly instead of wasting it in whatever piqued my interest that day, so it evens out
I'm just getting the party started. WAGMI
>managed to get a wife and kids while having depression and no career
Sometimes I feel like people's lowest low is still higher than I've ever reached, but that's okay I realized long ago that happiness is not for everyone. Inner peace is the next best thing and that's something no one can take from me.
I'd argue it's too late if you don't start when you're 13-15
Hi, manlet.
I'm 30 and I'm in the best shape both physically and emotionally I've been since I was like what? 16?
That moron is just not gonna make it
Yes. If you don't retire by 30, you're FRICKED. Also your brain will sabotage you and kick you down past 30 if you're not already in a W spot. I had 230k at 25 and now only 15k at 27. I'm fricking feeling the L (though bullrun is coming so I can at least make it back to 6 figs in 3 years. 7 if I get REALLY lucky).
I had more issues in my 20s than in my 30s. I mean in my 20s I thought having lots of friends was important and I considered my classmates my bestest friends. Then school ended and I ended in a void of depression. Everyone dumped you the minute they graduated, everyone pretended to still be friends but they would never ask you to do something and they would always cancel if you asked them and when you decided to say frick it I'll wait for their response then the response never came.
Now in my 30s I've hardened and I don't give much of a frick anymore. I see right through people who act all nice merely out of courtesy and I know not to expect much from my fellow man.
I feel happier and more mentally at piece by knowing what's actually important.
I started lifting recently. I'm 32
My arms have gotten bigger 🙂
>Do you agree?
Here's the thing, my 20s was fricked because of my disfunctional family. I never knew what a good family was like until I started dating and meeting my GFs families. It obviously fricked up my career since I had no direction. I mainly worked blue collar jobs since I didn't think I was smart enough to do STEM. That was two years ago. I've finished two years since and won't finish until I'm 39, maybe 40.
Depends on the degree that needs fixing. Broken bones mend stronger but there's no fixing after an amputation.
If the definition of broken is "the dude is slouching, doesn't have the best job and could eat better" then yeah you can recover from that and be better in your 30s than 20s.
If your definition of broken is "lost a foot due to beetuse, has an amphetamine addiction and 5 episodes of schizoaffective disorder" than you can't do shit. You might still improve but there's no fixing this you'll always be capped.
Life's not a fairy tale and there's some things you can't reverse it's pure sentimentalism to think otherwise but that doesn't stop your obligation from trying to pull your own weight.
Sure life is different but TOO LATE makes no sense. Because it's hard, does that mean you cannot turn your life around at 39?