Have the activities you usually do on weekends changed from your early adulthood to later adulthood, or have they stayed the same?

[SabinaV]

[shaunthesage]

Mine have stayed the same quite frankly. But i've also been confident in who i was since i was 12-16 not sure when i accepted myself for who i was and enjoyed it.
are you asking this because your wondering if you should try to become more of what society wants you to be quite frankly dont. I've learned several things over the years im 31 years old now. 1 i will never accept any form of poly or slutty behaviour from even friends hence why I've told all my friend to go fuck themselves. 2. I will never go to clubs again after first time not into the grindfest bs ill dance like the wierdo at school who is always dancing oddly but confidently normally can get a circle gathering clapping. 3. im an empath and i can tell when someone lies to me at this point its become pure intuitioin i know so i won't tolerate it. Only thing thats really changed is not what i do but how i treat people. Imagine it like a jekyll and hyde but you control them simultaneously. (for instance i could be gving you advice respectfully, or if you were to turn my advice into something negative i would turn this conversation into something negative. I also love to game im the most confident nerd you'll ever meet. My boss at a sales company i was a door to door sales rep for told me to stop calling myself a nerd. I told him this exactly. "fuck that shit im the most confident nerd you'll ever meet. whole work team eyes open mouth dropped. and my boss replies. "everyone this is exactly what you need to achieve confidence to tell your boss no and call him aq mother fucker without making it offensive." its what true confidence is

[mysteriousNicholas]

Thankfully far less work, after all, assignments growing up I never understood because how many jobs in adult life actually require a worker to take their work home - I mean I never quite understood the logic of homework - so nowadays in my adult years, I'm grateful that when work is over, it's hometime, and then back to another working day the next day

[mysteriousNicholas]

Has it stayed the same? Nope. After all, aging.

[juleyboo74]

Full circle - when young it was party on the weekends, clubbing, bar-hopping, travel with friends. Mid-life - raising kids, chain restaurants for dinner, travel meant Disney or the beach. Kids become adults? Back to going out, travel is to more expensive places LOL. So changed but cyclical.

[Simslover92]

Yep. In my early 20s, I would go out partying almost every weekend, get so hammered that I would have to take all of Sunday to recover. But now getting that drunk repulses me. Now I'm more of a homebody.

[NoDecision]

I run a business so have to work a lot of weekends. All I can say about that is...

[DeeDeeDeVour]

I'm like the Energizer Bunny...

I just keep partying and partying and partying.

However, I have been limiting the number of invitees lately.

[Nikki1989]

As a kid, my life revolved around music, and it still does.

[NordicInScandinavia]

My whole life has changed from that time so absolutely.

[AviatorTom]

I sleep more on weekends then I did when I was younger.

[Circushowcowboy]

They are pretty different. I stay in a lot more now and when I do go out it’s to very different places

[Abbycado]

Adulthood? XD

[Circushowcowboy]

@Abbycado yes 😒😂

[Abbycado]

I guess I reached "adulthood" by 4 by your standards. XD

[Circushowcowboy]

@Abbycado one of these days

[beefcakebradybatson]

I'm still watching/listening to sports on the weekends as I've done since I was a five-year-old in Sept.1958.

[OneViewpoint]

I'm actually a lot more social now.

[Greek_goddess_Iris]

Massive change. :/

[Bricealan]

@SabinaV I dont' run/Race 10k every weekend

[Jennz6]

Very different

[WonderingManII]

Stayed the same.

[Anonymous]

They are mostly the same.

[eagle1951]

changed big time