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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Great thread. I'm a 39 y/o unmarried male, so my mid life crisis story may not be as fun or as salacious as those from married people, but I'm still having a mid life crisis anyway.

Mine is that I don't particularly like my job (anymore) and I'm not passionate about the subject matter. The problem is, of course, I don't know how to get out of this, though I am interviewing for jobs. If we weren't living in a pandemic, I'd just quit and move to Rio or Santiago and travel around South America for a year. I don't have kids so I could afford to do so. But of course, we are actually living in a pandemic, so I'm leery of the whole "quit job and travel" idea.

I REALLY want to get a dog, but I'm having cold feed about adopting a dog by myself and as a renter in DC. Since I live in DC, I don't drive, so no expensive car for me. I am also not into shiny new expensive electronics either. I would like to get a slightly large TV.

The only good thing about my mid life crisis is that I met a woman who seems to have a lot of potential. I gave up dating during the pandemic prior to vaccination and my return to dating has been great. She's hot and enthusiastic and into me, so I could not be happier there. But that is my mid-life crisis.[/quote]

Wait until you are 45-55.  That’s when you face your body not keeping up at the gym and testosterone dropping and the desperation that you didn’t accomplish what you want, staring death in its face.  Then, you will have your midlife crisis.

You are just bored and transitioning to adulting now, very typical stuff.[/quote]

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