What age are you considered to be an old head?
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Objectively? Around 35.
Yea.
The basketball/hooping example mentioned earlier was spot on.
Into your early 30s you can still have a very active physically intensive hobby like bball 4-5 days out the week and feel perfectly fine... but trust, sometime shortly after you turn 35 (could be 36 or 37) something just happens and all of a sudden the body just ain't recovering like it used to; you accumulating all these minor injuries (or a major injury) that you never had to deal with before; and now every morning after feels like you just did a heavy leg day. You really gotta double down on the preventive maintenance; icing, knee/elbow sleeves, stretching, etc.
For those single/dating, that mid-30s is also when you may notice that the younger females (early 20s) that you could still scoop up at 30, now find you either too old or they look at you more-so as a provider. Basically the "old guy in the club" thing. Women in their late 20s will probably ask why you aren't married/don't have kids yet.
Work-wise, you're still relatively young but some argue that you should have your plan of action set/established by 35 (whether that's the corporate 9-5 route, you're own business, or whatever); granted that's obviously not true for everyone but you're likely to get shunned if you still got nothin going for you by mid-30s.
Us old headswould like to think it's 40 but it's 30. 35 at most.
Yea.
The basketball/hooping example mentioned earlier was spot on.
Into your early 30s you can still have a very active physically intensive hobby like bball 4-5 days out the week and feel perfectly fine... but trust, sometime shortly after you turn 35 (could be 36 or 37) something just happens and all of a sudden the body just ain't recovering like it used to; you accumulating all these minor injuries (or a major injury) that you never had to deal with before; and now every morning after feels like you just did a heavy leg day. You really gotta double down on the preventive maintenance; icing, knee/elbow sleeves, stretching, etc.
For those single/dating, that mid-30s is also when you may notice that the younger females (early 20s) that you could still scoop up at 30, now find you either too old or they look at you more-so as a provider. Basically the "old guy in the club" thing. Women in their late 20s will probably ask why you aren't married/don't have kids yet.
Work-wise, you're still relatively young but some argue that you should have your plan of action set/established by 35 (whether that's the corporate 9-5 route, you're own business, or whatever); granted that's obviously not true for everyone but you're likely to get shunned if you still got nothin going for you by mid-30s.
lord canon
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55+ 
Vandelay
Life is absurd. Lean into it.
It changes. I'd say 40 right now. But I'm 38 and feel 28. 40 now isn't like 40, 30-40 years ago. It's a combination of physically and mentally appearing older, so probably 50'ish. I still like hitting the gym, playing physical sports, hitting the bar/lounge, chilling with my homies, I don't have a family or kid yet.
Rottweiler
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55+
This is the real answer
The exact moment when the sperm and egg meet…
At that moment you sonned millions of other sperms in a race and they look at you as the old head.
At that moment you sonned millions of other sperms in a race and they look at you as the old head.
trap101-ETHout-Allegri-In
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you youngsters should keep an eye on your bytches more tho
Facts we seasoned and know how to spit game..... When we were the young 22 yr old we used to hate that old head that would scoop all the sexy young bytches.. . .. well we him now and we like this