Post by Anusha (@Anusha)

12 June 2026

At what age does staying in become more exciting than going out? 🤔

When I was younger, I was out every single night. Weekday? Going out. Weekend? Going out. Work the next morning? Still going out. 😂 These days, I might go out twice a month, and honestly... a quiet night at home is starting to sound pretty amazing. I used to think people who stayed home on a Friday night were boring. BUT now I'M cancelling plans and protecting my peace like it's a full-time job. 😂

Is there an age where you suddenly stop wanting to go out all the time, or does it just happen gradually?

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Mind, Body & Health: Don't think it's age related, but experience related. Some people who didn't like to go out much when they were younger end up starting to want to. do so when they're older, inverting the order of the experience. Forcing ourselves to do things is unnecessary, we have to go with what we really want ❤...

🄰🅂🄷🄸 🄱🄷🄾🄼🄱🄷🄾🄼: Absolutely... I agree with @mindbodyhealth on this one. Totally about experience.

While growing up, I was brought up to be an indooor person which has stayed with me till this moment. At some point, i believed it was peaceful as i get to relax and reflect when alone but as i grew older, it has bec...

Parent Push: My dear, going out is not anybody mate ooo when life humble you nobody will tell. For me I loved going out when I was single but after I had my twin boys my life just take 360 change 🤦🏽‍♀️

Valentine: When cancelling plans feels better than attending them, you’ve unlocked a new level

Ibiba Briggs: At 45, particularly if you're married or immediately you get married.

Madubike Jude: I think it just come naturally. It's not about age. Some people started going out at older age. Like me I don't go out at all at night. Is not as if I have anything against those that hangs out but it's just the way I grew up. There are things I didn't do when I was at my 30s and now am doing them w...