In fifteen years you go from 45, which still feels fine for most people, to 60, which is noticeably “old” for most people.
Age 15 to 30 you didn’t really notice, you noticed the changes to your life, but not the changes to your body. It’s mostly the same for age 30 to 45. Not so for age 45 to 60.
In fifteen years you go from 45, which still feels fine for most people, to 60, which is noticeably “old” for most people.
Age 15 to 30 you didn’t really notice, you noticed the changes to your life, but not the changes to your body. It’s mostly the same for age 30 to 45. Not so for age 45 to 60.
Guess it depends on how you grew up.
The number one thing I noticed about my body at 30 was my ducking teeth. They hurt like all the time, it’s like a hole in my mouth I throw money at.
Also there are a number of people by 30 that have had an accident that defines your life as a before, and after period. See most broken bones