Is 27 too old for high school prom? Is 23 too old to go to the middle school skating party? Is 20 too old to jump in the McDonald's PlayPlace after your Happy Meal? It's a personal choice I guess!
Is 27 too old for high school prom? Is 23 too old to go to the middle school skating party? Is 20 too old to jump in the McDonald's PlayPlace after your Happy Meal? It's a personal choice I guess!
Hi HardLoper!
Chance5687 wrote:
What about a girl in her late 20s? I'm 27 and considering going back to school.
I went to a very conservative, small college, and got married at age 20, and now the marriage has fallen apart and I feel like I was robbed of my youth. Never did anything "bad," never went to any parties, never had any wild nights or weekends, never hooked up, and basically never had any fun.
There are still things I would like to learn academically for sure, and I am considering going back to school both for that and to maybe get a little of the "college experience" I feel like I missed out on.
I am slim/fit, relatively attractive, blond, and could easily pass for at least 23, but probably not 18 or 19, unless the viewer had a couple drinks in him/her ;) I do realize this is a little lame, but would it be weird for me to try to hang out at college parties?
The boys will love a cougar.
yeah. it is.
Unfortunately you missed your window of opportunity and you can't go back in time. If you are an attractive woman partying with a bunch of younger people, the guys especially will likely not kick you out the door, but I guarantee they will all be thinking it is kind of creepy that you are there and not out in a bar or nightclub someplace with people your own age... which is where they would all be, by the way, if only they were legal.
The solution is simple: don't go to the party - bring the party to you.
Lie your ass off and tell the chick's your a professor!!! That'll help you get some action quick.
ofsaa silver wrote:
Lie your ass off and tell the chick's your a professor!!! That'll help you get some action quick.
You must be one of Tom Leykis's sons.
Let's Be Cops = Let's Be Professors.
Chance5687 wrote:
What about a girl in her late 20s? I'm 27 and considering going back to school.
I went to a very conservative, small college, and got married at age 20, and now the marriage has fallen apart and I feel like I was robbed of my youth. Never did anything "bad," never went to any parties, never had any wild nights or weekends, never hooked up, and basically never had any fun.
There are still things I would like to learn academically for sure, and I am considering going back to school both for that and to maybe get a little of the "college experience" I feel like I missed out on.
I am slim/fit, relatively attractive, blond, and could easily pass for at least 23, but probably not 18 or 19, unless the viewer had a couple drinks in him/her ;) I do realize this is a little lame, but would it be weird for me to try to hang out at college parties?
Nothing wrong with being yourself. Don't act a way to fit in with a group of people. Wimps give in to social pressure.
If you like to drink and party and go crazy--cool means.
You don't? Also straight.
But woman up. Be yourself.
Chance5687 wrote:
I am slim/fit, relatively attractive, blond, and could easily pass for at least 23, but probably not 18 or 19, unless the viewer had a couple drinks in him/her ;) I do realize this is a little lame, but would it be weird for me to try to hang out at college parties?
Pics?
I think Van Wilder would have stayed until he was 40 if he could have. Wear it proud.
OP wrote:
Is 31 years too old to be going to college parties?.
Not if you name is jamin.
dude chicks after college are all about yoga and crossfit and FAT.
I see them all the time with their lululemon/Kara Goucher mom tops with the back flab hanging out of the back strap.
aint no tail like college tail.
get it.
Once you are of legal drinking age and can go to a club or bar there is no reason for a "college party."
If the legal drinking age were 19, frats would cease to exist.
Yes, 31 is too old, by at least five years
comicbookguy wrote:
Once you are of legal drinking age and can go to a club or bar there is no reason for a "college party."
If the legal drinking age were 19, frats would cease to exist.
The drinking age was 18 when I was in college and the fraternities were going strong.
10k Tom wrote:
I thought I'd be done at 25 but it's harder to move on than I imagined it would be.
College parties are ideal for picking up 18-21 year olds.