I don't even enjoy going out much anymore. I used to go out to bars and clubs often with...

Busybee333 · 31-35, F

Maybe you need a different type of ambience. I think you would benefit from a long, breath-taking hike with friends or with a group of people and a guide. Sometimes... your mind needs air and space. And your body may need to feel strong again. One of the best ways is to hike all the way to the top. When up, you can reflect on the beauty unfolding before you... take some photos... and explore in your mind different ways to make your life more fulfilling. If there are no mountains nearby, you can just pick a park and see if there are some walking events organized... it's nice to move and just feel the surroundings. Anyway.. when I am out of touch with myself, getting in touch with nature and breaking the routine helps. I hope it helps you too. If there is a way down, there is a way up - keep climbing to the best version of you, and of your life. ☀️

CrazyMusicLover · 31-35

I wouldn't know. I've always hated that kind of environment and generally don't get what people get out of it.

riseofthemachine · 41-45, M

Welcome to the club .
Your after maturing I reckon .
Bars and clubs are boring .
The atmosphere is good for a half and hour and then boring after .
I sticks to my PlayStation 5 these days .

jehova · 31-35, M

I can relate i only liked goingbout in my late 20s after college. Once it was legal to drink it stopped being as much fun. Likewise life is too expensive for 7$ beers at the club or even the 20$ entry fee. Also once i was working full time who has the energy? Finally it turns out i had a brain tumor now its been removed nothing i onced enjoyed is the same anymore.
Now lets ook at the math. i was working for the equivalent of 18$ an hour before tax at 40 hours a week thats an hour work for entry into the club a half hour of work per drink (at least). If it was outside of walking distance (usually) thats 20$ for a ride home. Therefore i would spend 80$ to be in a room overcrowded sweaty and loud. To dance. Unlikely to talk to anyone. I went stag usually. And i almost never met anyone. Therefore i stopped going out instead opting to drink and smoke at home.

ArishMell · 70-79, M

That's normal.

We do mature and leave teenage ways behind.

We may stay with the same friends but find others.

We may find new activities and interests rather than just going to clubs or bars..

Our musical tastes change and usually broaden; but the sort of music played in night-clubs is ephemeral, and driven by short-term fashion, so we turn to more satisfying forms.

deadgerbil · 26-30, M

I feel ya. I've never been one to party like that. Id feel so out of place in a bar

OrionInTheNight

yea this happens as you get older, you start wanting to be more effective with your time than wandering around all weekend doing nonsense

thisguy20 · 41-45, M

Its not necessarily that you have changed; the venues have. Music has gotten crappier and louder. Drinks have gotten more expensive and the "signature" ones have become less appealing.