I guess i peaked already and didn’t notice it
I’m 58 and I would say my 30’s we’re the prime of my life. The 20’s weren’t too bad either. Everything is new and exciting when you’re young.
Getting on meds at 29 really straightened me out! I actually did a few years of living like a normal so I’d say early 30’s was a gas. I’m 47 now but as people live longer I think this is going to change. I think 50 isn’t that old these days…in the middle ages if you made 30 you were old so we’ve come a long ways since those times!
Nerd humor! 
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I feel like I missed out big time with my psychosis beginning around 17 and persisting up until around this past July. I feel like I never had a normal young adulthood and that my best years of my life were wasted and I’ll never get them back because I didn’t self advocate. At times I wonder what could have been if I wasn’t ill.
At 28 my story writing is stronger than it has ever been, I’m developing skills in playing guitar, I feel that I have an unshakeable religious conviction, and I no longer look at people for what I can get out of them, but rather for what I can do for them. I’m pretty sure that’s more than any of the normals I grew up with can say about themselves. The way I see it, I shouldn’t be alive, but I am, so maybe it does get better from here. I feel like it does, and I feel like the best is yet to come
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It’s hard to say. Physically, the prime of life is between 18 to 35 for most of the people. But mentally and spritually the peaks of human life vary among people. For those who don’t have a habit of lifelong learning, the peak of life mentally and spritually cound be very early and as they get older they decline in mentality and sprit. But for those who keep learning everyday after the graduation of university, the peaks of life could be very late because they become much much wiser when they get older. To be honest I am myself much more knowledgeable and better EQ after 40 ,especially after I got the diagnosis of SZ. The secret to this is keeping leraning new things everyday even after the age of 50 or 60. Life is hopeful and wonderful for those who keep learning after the graduation of college.
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Life satisfaction at 23? Lol… maybe for women… but men are constantly broke in their 20’s, especially in their early 20’s when they’re supposed to focus only on studying… Young men (under 30) don’t experience life satisfaction usually… I’ve read somewhere that men in their 30’s and even 40’s are happier than men in their 20’s and adolescence… It’s all about the money and wealth I guess.
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