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Simon you pretty much hit it on the head.
The majority of people have some REALLY wild times when they are young (or course I'm not talking about the holier-than-thou angels of GFY). Then they slow down as they get older and wiser.
It's shocking to me that so many here on GFY have zero experience doing much of anything in life. Maybe they just live vicariously through video games or something? lol
And "NO" mineistaken...you know damn well that I didn't mean drug use = life experience.
Life experience = life experience. And I'm obviously a lot more experienced than you are in a lot of things.
And speaking from experience I can tell you that Simon's post is spot on.
Or as Keith Richard's said in his book "Life", about cocaine... "I finally quit cocaine, or I should say it quit me"
I remember reading an interview with the late great Peter O'Toole (died at age 81). He nearly killed himself in his younger years from alcohol. When he finally quit that, he took up cocaine as his drug of choice.
In the interview I read with him, he said he quit doing blow when he was 65 because it didn't look right for an old guy to be doing it. lol
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