I'm 25, is a 37 year old too old for me?
I'm a 25 year old single mother of two. I met a man today the park by my house. I took the girls down there just to give them a little time to get some sun and energy out. Well, the man was playing basketball with a friend, and let me tell you- he looked GOOD! So of course I had to tuck my eyeballs back in, but a few minutes later he came over and introduced himself and talked to the girls ( they really liked him). He mentioned that he was getting tired b/c of his old age, and I asked him how old he was and he said 37....then went back to playing ball. So later when we were leaving he asked for my number and said that he had tickets to go to a football game this saturday if I wanted to go with him (which I thought was kind of a cool idea for a first date). Anyway, the question is do you think he's too old for me? A part of me says yes, but the other part of me thinks it might be a nice change of pace from the younger guys I've dated in the past!
If your 25 years old can you go to job corp?
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25 years old and still have a curfew! HELP!?
You are right to feel frustrated and at your age your curfew is a bit strange, and it appears that your parents are "CONTROLLING" more than parenting. However, you boyfriend is great because he accepts the terms even though it's ridiculous. Try to hang in there esp. since you get to go to school full time and have a stable place to live. This type of structure is damaging because it forces some young people to make decisions in relationships that they otherwise might not make. You seems like a good person and your parents are not bad parents, they just cannot let go. First, try to sit down when everyone is in a good mood, and let your parents know all the wonderful things about them. Also, establish 1 weekend out the the month to spend solely with them - no calls or time with your boyfriend or friends - and let your boyfriends and friends know in advance. Then, after a few months, bring up curfews and try for at least a later time. Your parents might be suffering from "empty nest" syndrome and the older you get the more they will try to control and hold on, but you need to "put them in their place" - they cannot throw you out, as you have the same rights of a tenant and they would have to evict you by going to court. I know you don't want this type of drama, but sometimes parents need to be given boundaries - you can tell them my new curfew is 2am and seriously, there is nothing (within the law) they can do about it, but ask you to move - if they change the locks or lock you out, unfortunately, you will have to call the cops to gain entrance and the police will tell them they are breaking the law. Hopefully, it won't get to this.
If you are 25 years old,what year were you born in .....?!?!?
As of this year, everyone born in 1989 is either currently 25 turning 26, if you're born 1990, you're turning 25 this year or have already turned 25.
If you are 25 what year are you born on?
Don't worry, this isn't because I want to lie about my age or something, It's because I'm trying to figure out how old a YouTuber is and I'm too lazy to do math right now.
I am a 25-year-old woman and still single. Is it OK if I have never dated anybody?
Of course it's OK. Who's permission do you feel like you need to get to live your own life? Who sets rules about when and how you're supposed to have relationships? First of all, your situation may be more common than you suspect. And even if it's not, that doesn't mean other people get to dictate your own life. The real question you have to ask is what you want. If you're happy being single now, then that's great. If you don't ever want a relationship, that's your choice. If you don't want to be single, or feel bad that you're not dating, then that's something you have to work with, but you shouldn't feel like you're somehow lesser because you've never had a relationship. There is no set path through life, at some point we're born, at some point we die, and everything in between, we're scrambling to figure out on the fly. There are certain things that seem 'normal' to most people, but for some reason, those don't always work out for all of us. If your life takes a different path than what other people consider typical, so what? Who's to say that the way someone else is living is any better than yours? You have to create your own life, one day at a time. So don't ask if the way you are right now is OK. Ask yourself what you want your life to look like. Then ask yourself what you're going to do to make it that way. You don't have to justify yourself to anyone else, you just have to live the life that's going to make you happy.