discussion Oh I use to be able to pull all nighters and party for days... not anymore..

[Distantconstellation]

So I never understood that, even when I was 15 and pulled all nighters I still felt like utter **** the next day, it made no difference when I'm older...

[Cheers]

Yea it's just the older the you get the more responsibilities you have so you actually have to be up early therefore feeling more tired/like ****.

[Kern]

I'm 25 and I can't imagine being awake after midnight … and so I didn't when I was in high school 

[Cyanide]

The way I'm still recovering on Saturday from going out Thursday  

[selena_lavigne]

There is nothing quite like watching the sun come up after staying up all night.

[karron0624]

I tell that to my husband all the time "i used to be able to drink all night and go to work the next morning" no honey, you would drink and either work sloppy and drunk or call out the next morning. You just dont have the pleasure of calling out or working at a dead end job anymore.

[TedMiracle]

Sis same. It's 929pm and I'm already to sleep.

[Batsy Armada]

My job keeps me up and moving all day long. Often times, I'll get off and immediately go to the gym. Most times I'm leaving for work in the morning and not getting back home until well after midnight. I might crash for an hour, or so, and then I'm back awake—staying up for the better part of the night and early morning. Like currently at 5:32 a.m.

 

All of that moving around is what keeps me young, I'm sure, and full of energy. I'm still pulling those all-nighters to some degree.

[Pendulum]

no cause you spilled. I go to bed at 22:00 and wake up at 7:00, every day, it's a routine 

[John Slayne]

there's several factors contributing to this:

- older people usually have more responsibilities and take their jobs/parenting more seriously

- yes your body does get slower as you age (especially from your late 30s onwards)

- most people party and do all-nighters when they're young and it gets tired quickly. like older people COULD do it again but they are less enticed by the idea because they know what it's like, there is no novelty in that experience. so psychologically they feel less inclined to do it and justify that by saying it's their bodies that won't allow them to do it when in reality they just can't be bothered.

[imabadkid]

I miss my 20s party days 

[Alldeezy]

Lmao same I went our Saturday in my 30s and I slept most of the Sunday waking up at 2am to catch up on stuff but still feel dead.

 

Idk how im gonna recover for Thursday and Saturday 

[Taylor fanboy]

I miss my running and yoga days.

 

My body was supreme.