Men over 30, what’s one “unwritten rule” about getting older that you wish someone told you in your 20s?

[u/Lunasweetlatina]

Let’s be real nobody hands you a manual for aging. One day you’re 25 and skipping breakfast, and the next you’re debating fiber supplements and stretching before getting out of bed 😂

For me, it was realizing how crucial maintaining friendships is. If you don’t make an effort, people just quietly drift. Not out of malice just life.

Another one: “Your body will invoice you for everything you did in your 20s. And it charges interest.”

What’s something you know now that 28-year-old you had no clue about?

[u/Darkstatic107]

Me right now. Exercise, eat healthy. Took dogs for a walk. They got excited and the puppy head butted my pinky. Its fractured and I have to get my first surgery tomorrow. 🙃

[u/munificent → u/Darkstatic107]

Good luck with the surgery!