How old r ya'll?

[GoBlue72]

Any fans of Family Guy here?

Quagmire "How old are you?"
Girl "16"
Quagmire "18"
Girl "mom"
Quagmire "i like where this is going, gigidy gigidy"

 

[NickyNacker]

20 in april

 

[Phoenixx]

17, almost 18.

Any fans of Family Guy here?

Quagmire "How old are you?"
Girl "16"
Quagmire "18"
Girl "mom"
Quagmire "i like where this is going, gigidy gigidy"

^ Hah! I remember that episode.

 

[Cynicalloner]

Any fans of Family Guy here?

Quagmire "How old are you?"
Girl "16"
Quagmire "18"
Girl "mom"
Quagmire "i like where this is going, gigidy gigidy"

Family guy one of my favorite shows ever.

 

[driping jon]

now i feel old im 55

 

[Rufus]

I'm 18, though that'll change in not so many months.

 

[Strange_Loner]

I'm 26....... But act a lot younger, LOL

 

[marie83]

Im 28

Marie

 

[Bloir]

I am 21 but how i was 16

 

[Snowbal]

18 years old.

 

[deleted user 1]

25, it scares me as I write that down. I still feel like I am 17 @_@

 

[dean01]

im 32 and i dont feel it

 

[mikebird]

About to begin my midlife CRYSIS this summer, at 35

 

[leave_me_alone]

25, it scares me as I write that down. I still feel like I am 17 @_@

Yep, me too. I will be 24 next month. To make it worse, i also look like 17.

 

[MoniqueNS]

22 and I already feel old!

 

[Beatrice]

20 and going nowhere (okay, not true, but it often feels that way)

 

[superfluouslyme]

23, but sometimes I feel really old

 

[superfluouslyme]

Any fans of Family Guy here?

Quagmire "How old are you?"
Girl "16"
Quagmire "18"
Girl "mom"
Quagmire "i like where this is going, gigidy gigidy"

I love that show.

 

[Death Rider]

21


Apparently most individuals here are ~20 years old. I think this just means that my dad is right and SAD is only a life phase that americans successfully labeled as a disorder to get our money for the cure. Looks like as we get older, we get out of this ourselves.

 

[deleted user 1]

21


Apparently most individuals here are ~20 years old. I think this just means that my dad is right and SAD is only a life phase that americans successfully labeled as a disorder to get our money for the cure. Looks like as we get older, we get out of this ourselves.

I would like to believe that, but I think it's not so. The longer you live with this SAD, or AvPD in my case, the more ingrained it becomes. It's getting harder and harder to deal with, and more taxing to keep scrapping myself off the deck. Lets spare a thought for those in the 30s+, most of us will be in their shoes one day!