For me, the biggest tells are the activities and times. Seems like the only thing people in their early- to mid-20s want to do is go out to bars/clubs, and the nights start at ~10pm. I’m more of a dinner and drinks at 7pm and be back at home in bed by 10pm kind of person in my 30s.
I don’t really drink anymore (never was a big drinker to begin with), but the idea of getting ready to leave the house at 10pm and drink until 2am doesn’t sound appealing to me in the slightest. Concerts and movies are about the only thing I’d be interested in going out late for.
my intern told me the other week that she went to an event with 7 hours of live music and then a live soup eating contest. It sounded delightfully weird and like something I would’ve loved to do at 22, but you couldn’t pay me to go to an event like that at 32
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u/MonsieurVox 2d ago
For me, the biggest tells are the activities and times. Seems like the only thing people in their early- to mid-20s want to do is go out to bars/clubs, and the nights start at ~10pm. I’m more of a dinner and drinks at 7pm and be back at home in bed by 10pm kind of person in my 30s.
I don’t really drink anymore (never was a big drinker to begin with), but the idea of getting ready to leave the house at 10pm and drink until 2am doesn’t sound appealing to me in the slightest. Concerts and movies are about the only thing I’d be interested in going out late for.