Did anyone like their 30's better then their 20's ?

[MAJOR METAL]

Did anyone like their 30's better then their 20's ?

[James Hart]

hell yeah! just hit 40 and I'm expecting the next 10 to trump the previous 20!

[cheesemonkey]

i loved by 30s my 20s were alright but the 30s were great.

[tbrannon]

I'm halfway through my 30's and they are far more satisfying that my 20's. Marriage and a couple kids make life much more fun for me.

[ubado]

Not as fun... but much better toys.

[troy2003]

No-20's were better-still in my wild partying days.Shacked up with several other people so had really cheap rent,so most of my $$ was to PAAAAARTY.By mid twenties got married,had kids so had to tone it way way down.

[fdeck]

Yes, my 30's were much better.

[jady]

I honestly dont remember a good chunk of my 20's

WAAAAYYYYYY too many hard drugs. So I would probably have to say my 30's even though I still have 4 years of them left.

[Captain Chaos]

I guess I'm just starting.

[Bardolph]

Me too. Although my 10's were better than my 00's.

[mike_v_s]

Two completely different times in my life. If you gauge "better" by the amount of cheap alcohol consumed, then yeah, my 20's were better. On the other hand, I had a string of crappy jobs, no idea what I was going to do with my life for the better part of a decade, racked up an insane amount of debt, drove everywhere in cars with no air conditioning hoping that they would make it back and thought the pinnacle of my existence was getting to that "great" party populated by a slew of people with even less direction.

I enjoyed my 20's for what they were, but knowing what I know now, I wouldn't go back if I had the choice.

My life started to turn around towards my late 20's. I got married, bought a house, have two kids, reliable transportation (gasp), a career I enjoy and can now afford to go to real events as opposed to a danked-out renthouse with a carport wrapped in black visquene to hold the smell/charge in from the "incense". So, at this point, I'd have to say I enjoy my 30's a little more.

Mike

I'll add that the lack of responsibility had a certain allure to it, but being able to afford responsibility is nice, too.

[Marcus Johnson]

Thirties was better for me, I was a starving jazz bassist during a lot of my twenties, it was tough. I had more success in my thirties, so I starved a little less.

Fifties are working out great. No complaints at all. Still a jazz bassist though; some people never learn.

[richnota]

Twenties: married to crazy woman. poor.

Thirties: single. beach house. surfer girls.

I'd say thirties.

[gold_member_321]

I'll let you know when I get there.

[bigfatbass]

I don't know, why do you ask?

[Rusty Chainsaw]

I'm definitely enjoying my thirties more than my twenties, but I most certainly looked better in my twenties.

36 in a few weeks...

[MakiSupaStar]

Originally Posted by jady

I honestly dont remember a good chunk of my 20's

WAAAAYYYYYY too many hard drugs. So I would probably have to say my 30's even though I still have 4 years of them left.

+1. But the fact that I don't remember them just tells me that they were probably more fun than my thirties. Not to say that I'm not having a good time in my thirties.

[EricF]

Definitely 30's - no contest. In my 20's I was an idiot.

[Commreman]

Thirties, no doubt about it. While I made good money, bought my first house and slick set of wheels in my twenties, these things were just "stuff." I got married to a great girl when I was thirty, and when we started having kids it all came together for me (my oldest daughter is now 14 - yikes!!) It even gets better in your 40's. Trust me on this!

[Ezbass]

30s definitely and the 40s have pretty awesome too so far.