Age difference?

[Twalli]

Here in the Midwest I know when I turn 32, on my birthday. What if I was in another country that is hours ahead, enough that by the date I would already be 32? Am I 32, or does it have to be based on Midwest time?

[Friendlybro79]

It's based on how many seconds you are alive. So for example if you are measuring chronological age you'd have to account for where am I now and when was my time of birth where I was born. You're not traveling into the future or past technically.

Just adjust to where you were born which could have you fall on a different date depending the local time you're in outside of the time and time zone you were born

But for simplicity it's easier to just celebrate where you are based on that time zone

[RobT312]

To be more exact, of course it would be your time zone and time born, but for a birthday celebration since it's really just symbolic /an anniversary, in a time zone ahead (maybe even a day ahead) id just use the date