Any point living past 50? srs

[TheFitLord]

I turned 50 in January and I feel like I’ve only accomplished a small fraction of my life goals. I have a potentially lucrative hobby, I’m an amateur comic book artist, and I plan on publishing through Gumroad and Amazon Kindle.

[Austin317]

My uncle is 70 and that dude is doing whatever the fuk he wants, before lockdown he was on holiday all the time, right now because he can't travel he bought a car and is restoring it, he is also really good at woodwork so has made a load of useful things. Has also made an outdoor kitchen for a bbq, oven a shed, an outdoor dining area that extends onto the back of his house, he surfs and is in better physical condition and is a better surfer than me, man stays on top of technology too so isn't falling behind in the technological advancements of the world either.

He does a lot more and is a lot more active with his life than people that are 30. Ded fkn srs.

[r32gojirra]

New hobbies, I'm back in school, etc...fuk I'm just getting started.

stop teasing us and tell us when the only fans content gon drop

[BenjiDaldes]

lol brah when I hit 50+ I'm going to be getting baked all day and playing on the sick gaming tech out at that point

[RoxyFoxy22]

being a grandma

hnnggggg

[clive]

I'm more positive, I cant believe the negativity shown to getting older. I would confidently say life get's better after 50, there's a lot to be said for more wisdom as you get older. At my age I've never been so well off and enjoy a quality of life I never dreamed of when younger.
I'm in great physical and mental state, I don't even feel remotely old, I can do anything now I could when I was 20, perhaps somethings even better!

[SettingOff]

dead by 35 crew

[cam1987]

My uncle is retired at 58, widower, stays fit (walks 5 miles a day, swims and lift weights), eats right and does whatever he wants. Life seems pretty good for him.

[CJaySmith]

Don't by dumb, as long as your healthy 50 is still a good age.

[leoaa777]

When I to 40 I’ll be TRTmaxxing so I’ll be juicy by 50.

[Kev1972]

I'm more positive, I cant believe the negativity shown to getting older. I would confidently say life get's better after 50, there's a lot to be said for more wisdom as you get older. At my age I've never been so well off and enjoy a quality of life I never dreamed of when younger.
I'm in great physical and mental state, I don't even feel remotely old, I can do anything now I could when I was 20, perhaps somethings even better!

Better arms than most 20 somethings!

[RyanJLuu]

You're good. It's part of the human brain to run through these emotion and thoughts. It will come and go.

What you can do is keep your mind occupied by adding new hobbies. Maybe try learning new language, create charities, taking up new skills (painting, cooking, etc). Mentor can be a great rewarding experience to add.

I've been through these depressing thoughts since 2020 and it's definitely not fun. But I added new goals. Executed one or two, now I'm jumping into real estate and excited. Although I'm just 35, I know these type of added goals can remove these negative thoughts and help me push forward or else I'd give up too.

[GMiscer]

bump

[inkie77]

By then you're well past your peak and on the decline

Nothing is new or fresh anymore

If you're a careercel then you've probably maxed out your career potential and are phasing out toward retirement

You've been there, done that with your life experiences...and are just basically slowly fading towards the end

yeah on my 51st birthday i want to deep throat your moms

[Caldef]

50+

DGAF and nothing to prove, more chill
Imparting wisdom
Kids, grandkids, being an elder
Respect from work and society if you have advanced yourself
Money that you should have saved up to enjoy

This

I'm looking forward to my 50s. And my 60s. And beyond.

Life is what you make it, can imagine it'd be chit if you were old and fat and broke, but if you've lived a healthy lifestyle, have good relationships and have set yourself up financially, should be golden.

[snailsrus]

Your kids

[SillieBazzillie]

You’ll see life at 50 just like you saw it at 25 or 30. You’ll be a little slower, take longer to recover, etc. But you’ll have money and some more smarts and freedoms you haven’t known in 20 years. The worst part is knowing you’ve crested the mountain and are on the downside of life. Still another 30 or so years is still pretty phuking long to go.

[Xgamer791]

Nope

[climberbrah]

brb, kids are ages 12-16...better just die at 50 because some loser on a gay bodybuilding forum said so

those kids dont need a father