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PARTYING IN YOUR LATE 20's-EARLY 30's (pg. 7)
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TheVrk
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Originally posted by Time2Burn
There are LOTS of us... we all get older but that doesn't mean the partying has to stop. It just slows down.


Definitely....29 here, still lovin it: no stopping in sight
rubyriva
still going at 28, but i didn't start until i was 23.


i don't go to as many parties as i used to because my current location is a big obstacle. a total of 10+ hours in the car for a party is hard. but now i really know what clubs/music i like and will occasionally make the drive to toronto or nyc for a great party (adam beyer @ sudbury!!!).

i don't see myself calling it quits anytime soon.
StereoPrincess
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Originally posted by Timmah
or start serving coffee at clubs after 4


oh, space in miami, how i miss you. (they serve coffee there)
Skipper
One of my closest friends is mid to late 40s (we're not exactly sure) and he can out-party all of you.

Love him.
exstasie
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Originally posted by nadezhda
ha, that's like the opposite for me. as a student i had loads of disposable income and now i have no money even though i make more money than i did as a student. go figure. must be paying back those pesky student loans that does it.


That's like me..kinda lol

My parents paid for all my tuition and education expenses. So all if my income is disposable for whatever I want...

I probably made close to 20G this year just working part time and in the summer. I have lots in savings, but since I have "no responsibilities" ie. kids, wife, mortgage...I have all of my income do to whatever I want such as party...and partying abroad!
Spin Laden
pay them back, bitch. :p
exstasie
quote:
Originally posted by Spin Laden
pay them back, bitch. :p


who me? lol
Tordan
I was in full party mode for the past 2-3 years. Went out pretty much every weekend and now I've got it out of my system. I just turned 28 and I'm focusing on other aspects of my life. I've gotten to the point where I'm not wow-ed by most of the DJs so I'm gonna be selective of the parties I attend in the future. But I have no intentions of stopping completely for the next few years at least. :)
kabelicious
quote:
Originally posted by Tordan
I was in full party mode for the past 2-3 years. Went out pretty much every weekend and now I've got it out of my system. I just turned 28 and I'm focusing on other aspects of my life. I've gotten to the point where I'm not wow-ed by most of the DJs so I'm gonna be selective of the parties I attend in the future. But I have no intentions of stopping completely for the next few years at least. :)


+1

Or at least save myself for Toronto stellar shindigs. :) Just turned 26 and I think I'll spend my summer hiking and discovering the West - bandit style. :p
dance2dabeat
almost 26 here....

havent been out often lately but when i do it's party time and i love it...my body has build tolerance over the yrs and well it's no wonder we have a lot of ppl in the scene who are in their late 20's early 30's partying... they are professionals
;) ;)

Misanthrope
quote:
Originally posted by Abercrombie
+1 ... but the fruit hangs a little lower on the vine.


your berries only dropped recently?
CandyGirl
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Originally posted by *TiEsTo*SuX*
Oh yes there are...I know a couple that I met not too long ago...I won't mention any names for the sake of their privacy but these two already have kids of their own and party like there is no tomorrow.


Hmmmm... Sounds like a couple I know. ;)

Honestly, I don't believe partying should have an upset limit in age, but you may need to be more selective about the venues you go to. Thankfully, most EM venues in Toronto are age tolerant for the simple reason that most of the people who go to these places are there for the love of the music... and if the music is the main draw, then age is irrelevant.

Just ensure to take care of your responsibilities first, then there's nothing wrong with rewarding yourself with a few hours on the dancefloor whenever you feel the desire. Personally, I find it to be the best stress reliever around & does the mind, body & soul a world of good! Just take it easy on the supplements... I've seen a lot of bright lights burn out before their time... the trick to longevity in the party circuit is moderation.

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