Gaming. I’m in my 30s and the 30s was the age bracket I’ve heard where few can carry on gaming through, because it has a tendency to die here. I piss away so much time doing other things that gaming just takes a backseat. I’m not even married or have kids.

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    24 hours ago

    Maintaining relationships with distant (geographic) friends. Everyone moves around going about their life, you slowly lose contact. Not intentional, “I’ll text later” and so on and next thing you know it’s been months or years.

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      23 hours ago

      That’s why old people are on Facebook- so we know who’s who at the weddings and funerals.

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      19 hours ago

      Ugh, I first noticed this in my twenties when so many of the friends who I thought were going to be single their entire lives not only started dating but settled down a lot faster than I expected

      Somehow I’m always the one left behind from all this. Used to think that I would get used to it as I got older, but now it’s like the opposite is happening and nothing kills your “game” like the stink of desperation