A Question to the older DJ's ( 30s and up)

[Roly]

If you were to go back in time again and relive your 20's again, what would you change? This question cross my mind because I've been seeing a couple of people go through some " mid life crises". You know like divorcing your wife of 20 years, or some bald dude putting on a tupae and suddenly driving sports cars. I have nothing against it, people should do what makes them happy, but I do think it's a little odd. Just all these " mid life crises" I've been seeing a lot lately inspired me to really enjoy this decade of my life i.e. do a lot of wild and crazy stuff, travel, bang tons of chicks, party every week so that way it's all out of my system when I reach my 30's. Older Dj's give me your wise lectures please.

 

[Francisco d'Anconia]

Paved paths aren't necessarily meant to be followed. Don't be afraid to set your own destination, pick your own direction, choose your own mode of travel and create your own gateways.

 

[STR8UP]

Why are you worried about getting older?

If you are always pushing yourself to become a better person you should be in the prime of your life when you hit your 30's.

Don't buy the B.S. everyone tries to feed you. The midlife crisis thing is only applicable to people who are trying to radically change their situation to make up for some kind of perceived shortfall.

I'm 35 and drive a sports car and wear a hairpiece. Does that mean I'm having a midlife crisis? People who know me know better.

I look like I'm in my late 20's and I'm pretty much the same person (single, love to go out and have a good time) as I was ten years ago. Hell, I'm probably BETTER now than I was then cause I was in a couple of LTR's that weren't doing anything to help keep me young.

You shouldn't ever have to go through a crisis because that basically means you have or feel as if you have squandered your earlier years. If you hit your peak at 25 and it's all downhill from there....well.....I feel sorry for you.